Sentence examples for unseen consequences from inspiring English sources

I think there are massive unseen consequences.

Bastiat also emphasized what he called the "unseen" consequences of government policy.

In an editorial titled "Enough, Uncle Sam," The News, a leading daily newspaper, warned Friday of "unseen consequences" if the United States continued the strikes inside Pakistan.

They in turn were told by the generation before them that any drug that imbues the ability to dance to happy hardcore must surely have dark, unseen consequences.

For reasons that were not altogether clear though worries about the unseen consequences of the downgrade on banks' books clearly played a part the KBW index of bank shares tumbled by 11% on a day when the S&P 500 fell by an ugly-enough 6.7%.

"The world is facing previously unseen consequences of the expansion of global speculative financial capitalism which brought us the destructive crisis of 2007-2008.

The primacy of being (everything that is conceived of "is") leads to an often unseen consequence: everything that is conceived of or simply mentally represented exists and hence has at least a mental existence (which means either intellectual or imaginary or estimative).

However, often the unseen consequence of these initiatives is that there are several competing demands for training health workers how to implement new programmes.

Only then can Gravity Probe B perform its mission: to measure an as-yet-unseen consequence of Einstein's general theory of relativity known as "frame dragging".

Joel I. Klein's June 13 Op-Ed article about Microsoft beautifully illustrates the principle that government intervention in the marketplace has unseen, unintended consequences.

To get some answers, VICE spoke with Dr. Shawn O. Utsey, a professor of psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University, about the unseen, psychological consequences of being black in America.