Sentence examples for unintentional consequences from inspiring English sources

"unintentional consequences" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to outcomes or results that were not intended or planned for. Example: The new tax policy had unintended consequences, causing a decline in sales for small businesses.

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"It was a well-meaning policy with unintentional consequences".

What history actually shows is that nothing works out as planned, and that everything has unintentional consequences.

You can't help but ask, Well, if they are powerful biological actors, then what about unintentional consequences?

Importantly, understanding how they survive can help policymakers to ensure that they don't lose out through unintentional consequences of policy.

Sanctions have also had unintentional consequences such as serious shortage of life-saving medicines in the country with hundreds of thousands of Iranians at risk.

Dr Helen Williams, director of GeneWatch UK, a not-for-profit group that has been critical of previous GM mosquito research, warned of unintentional consequences of crashing mosquitoes' populations.

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It is the unintentional consequence of the centralised supermarket distribution system".

The uplift in new business, he insists has been a happy, but unintentional, consequence.

The second was an unintentional consequence of the war on terrorism.

"This is an unintentional consequence of the tax code," said E. Clay Shaw Jr., a Florida Republican on the Ways and Means Committee.

An unintentional consequence of these efforts has been the potential for an increase in local adult mosquito populations.

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