Sentence examples for untoward consequences of from inspiring English sources

Then there are the untoward consequences of righteously following the law and penalising the law-breakers.

This is only one of the issues that may generate experimental questions warranting study for improving treatment of dysphagia and prevention of potential untoward consequences of presbyphagia.

In dissent, Judge Tashima wrote: "This case is a stark demonstration of the unsettling and untoward consequences of the government's use of anticipatory prosecution as a weapon in the 'war on terrorism.'" He then described anticipatory prosecutions and explained why they are so dangerous:...

Brownell, KD, and Stunkard, AJ. "The double-blind in danger: Untoward consequences of informed consent". American Journal of Psychiatry 139, no.

To what extent and for what period of time are developers of computer technologies accountable for untoward consequences of their products?

If the people themselves are hidebound and dogmatic, thinking, for example, that social arrangements must follow tradition, or revert to principles laid down in an ancient religious text, they will not be prepared to take the untoward consequences of current habits, or policies following ancient principles, as evidence disconfirming their claim to practical success.

The second untoward consequence of the BBC's expanded channel line up was to make the BBC look simply too big and flush with cash – the more so at a time when commercial competitors had been so slow off the digital mark and then found themselves in the worst advertising recession anyone could remember.

According to Larry Laudan (1983, 121), it "has the untoward consequence of countenancing as 'scientific' every crank claim which makes ascertainably false assertions".

We would like to discuss another untoward consequence of very public and highly reported suicides; namely, the impact on our perceptions of mental illness and stigma.

MANOVA demonstrated a significant effect of mode of water exposure (F2,14 = 7.19, nominal p < 0.01) suggesting, perhaps, an untoward consequence of the intubation procedure.

Similarly, fractal analysis of bone architecture provides further clues that bone adaptation may have untoward consequences for joint health.