Sentence examples for unknown consequence from inspiring English sources

A chaotic self-organising movement, which resembles what we have seen during the Arab Spring and its fostering of new forms of participation, is rising in unexpected ways and with unknown consequence.

Other parents in our practice believe strongly that babies are born with a delicate balance of hormones, bacteria, blood cells, etc., that we don't fully understand and can easily disrupt with unknown consequence," she said.

Low-activity haplotypes are shown in shades of blue and green, fast haplotypes in shades of red, and those of unknown consequence in shades of gray.

While most are benign or of unknown consequence, some are associated with a significant increased risk of disease for the individual and/or their family members.

To enable this, a significant enhancement in our current understanding of the functional importance of the many genetic variants in drug pathway genes is required, in order to avoid the common finding of 'polymorphism of unknown consequence'.

Another problem is that the estimate of tuberculosis HIV mortality is not explicitly calibrated to be compatible with the mortality envelope of total HIV mortality, as estimated by Spectrum, with an unknown consequence on mutual compatibility of HIV mortality estimates.

As the government backs away from its rescue operations, economists and others worry about unknown consequences.

Or it may indicate that the changing climate is disrupting their feeding habits – with unknown consequences.

And, because the Arctic ice is thought to largely regulate climate in the northern hemisphere, of unknown consequences.

(Female mosquitoes bite, so genetically modified females could, in theory, pass novel proteins to humans, with unknown consequences).

And right now, at a time of economic turmoil, the president is proposing big changes with unknown consequences.