Sentence examples for unfortunate consequence of this from inspiring English sources

The unfortunate consequence of this remarkable story is that the others seem trifling by comparison.

Binge-and-purge cycles of hiring and firing knowledge workers are the unfortunate consequence of this approach to knowledge work.

An unfortunate consequence of this practice is added upfront and maintenance costs, making these schemes economically viable only in large scale applications.

In an ever more unstable world, that may be the most unfortunate consequence of this ill-considered, unlawful and tragic episode.

An unfortunate consequence of this budgetary convention is that reducing federal investment is viewed as beneficial if it reduces the deficit.

One unfortunate consequence of this avoidance is that campaigns for assisted dying remain easy to misrepresent as the natural preserve of creepy - probably nudist - thanatophiles with portable euthanasia machines in the back of their cars.

Locke sees this as the unfortunate consequence of the past need to proffer counter-stereotypes to combat demeaning stereotypes of Negro persons.

This is an unfortunate consequence of the inherent difficulty in distinguishing novelties from spuriously assembled sequence.

This is treated as an unfortunate consequence of that growing apart, but it actually feels fundamental rather than catalytic, as it probably would in real life.

Others justified the executions as the unfortunate consequence of the government's brutal response to the 17-month-old uprising.

If more Americans give up trying to exert self-control over their calorie consumption, it would be an unfortunate consequence of the AMA's 2013 decision.