Sentence examples for unforeseen consequences for from inspiring English sources
Some Washington lobbyists say rewarding lawmakers with costly television ads could have unforeseen consequences for the industry, not least by considerably raising the price of influence.
To the Editor: Ross Douthat writes about the complexity of sperm and egg donations and the unforeseen consequences for the children they foster.
People worry about whether carbon-dioxide emissions might lead to a warmer climate next century, or whether genetically engineered crops might have unforeseen consequences for the ecosystem.
He wrote: "They risk unforeseen consequences for church unity in general, and the unity of our holy Orthodox church in particular".
That Greece should find itself at the centre of a financial maelstrom – amid fears of it defaulting on that debt – with unforeseen consequences for the stability of the eurozone, is, for many, even more baffling.
"I don't think anyone knows what politics is going to look like after the referendum, either on the left or the right … This is going to have unforeseen consequences for the political establishment, whatever happens.
It found that consequentialist concerns were cited by only a meager 1% (for environmental concerns) to 8% (for "unforeseen consequences") of the respondents who believed that creating cross-species plants or animals was morally wrong (Office of Technology Assessment 1987).
Moreover, the study illuminates some unforeseen consequences of ultrasound use for pregnancy decision-making.
Critics worry about the unforeseen consequences of major genetic changes being passed on for generations.
This is an unimaginable thought for most parents and just one of the unforeseen consequences of short-term planning.
As the unforeseen consequences of the Iraq War continue reverberating through the Middle East, Obama deserves credit for sparing us from new mistakes.
