Sentence examples for unpleasant consequence from inspiring English sources

Hendrik Hertzberg, the New Yorker writer who was then a Carter speechwriter, recalls that "one very unpleasant consequence of the speech was that it energized the neoconservative movement".

The reality is that there's a very real, very current, very unpleasant consequence to staying private.

(In their discussion, examples like the one illustrating the "unpleasant consequence" of EC mentioned in 4.1, above, loom large).

This has a very unpleasant consequence: Visitors whose Internet security software recognized the threat were immediately warned away.

The spokesperson added: "Translink supports many employees' fundraising activities for a wide range of causes within the community". Now, to an unexpected and deeply unpleasant consequence of the Primark fire.

One way or the other, from a formal perspective the incompatibility with Ascent may be viewed as an unpleasant consequence of (P.15i), and a reason to go for weaker theories.

That has unpleasant consequences.

But that freedom can also have some unpleasant consequences.

"But one also needs to see possible unpleasant consequences".

Waste burial in uncontrolled landfills can cause serious environmental damages and unpleasant consequences.

PARIS DOUBTS CONTINUANCE London Holds Reserve Bank Rate Ought to Be Raised, but Forsees Unpleasant Consequences.