Sentence examples for unhappy consequence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unhappy consequence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative outcome or result that arises from a particular action or situation. Example: "The decision to cut funding for the program led to an unhappy consequence: many students were unable to complete their education."
One unhappy consequence is that militants may be pushed to raid farther afield for food and money, much of which comes from looting towns and convoys.
The German ambassador to Moscow spoke of the need to return the pictures "to overcome this unhappy consequence of war", but did not sound too hopeful.
Beth and Richard as a couple remain mostly offstage, which has the unhappy consequence of making their affair ordinary -- the least compelling element in this warm, humane examination of the privileges and pitfalls of American family life.
Next come three fellow members of the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC Saudi Arabia (16.7%), Bahrain (15.2%) and Kuwait (14.4%).The ailment is one unhappy consequence of the region's economic transformation.
Hook's theory has the unhappy consequence that all conditionals with unlikely antecedents are likely to be true.
The cuts, imposed by ESA's Science Programme Committee (SPC), are the unhappy consequence of a string of recent unforeseen events.
Any rule changes could have unhappy consequences.
Doctors have learned to pay attention because of the unhappy consequences.
Such biases may have unhappy consequences for those relatives in the I.C.U., however.
This portion of the act went into effect, with unhappy consequences to Canadian politics.
I can imagine a number of unhappy consequences of Scotland voting for independence in September.
