Sentence examples for unwelcome consequences for from inspiring English sources

A Brexit vote, for all its unwelcome consequences for some of her customers, might be "the kick Europe needs".

Moscow welcomes Assad's defeat of the rebels, and has little concern for how he achieves it, but the use of chemical weapons is an embarrassment and source of unwelcome consequences for the Kremlin.

I raise it only because it came up at our Parliament the other day and could have unwelcome consequences for British freedom of speech.

This implies that a formal breakup of the Syria we have known since its independence in 1946 could occur, with unknown and presumably unwelcome consequences for all of Syria's bordering states.

Not every unwelcome consequence for others counts as a harm.

For Scowcroft, the second Gulf war is a reminder of the unwelcome consequences of radical intervention, especially when it is attempted without sufficient understanding of America's limitations or of the history of a region.

But now the unwelcome consequences of this Faustian bargain are sinking in.

As it turned out, time-consuming and cumbersome barely described the unwelcome consequences of the board's vote.

That has made it harder for the central bank to act as a lender of last resort, a principle of central banking established almost 140 years ago by Walter Bagehot, a former editor of this newspaper.The unwelcome consequences of some of the other new rules now being introduced may be greater yet.

The now-notorious app Girls Around Me showed the unintended and unwelcome consequences of sharing information online.

Most Bulgarians see the country's Turkish legacy (both linguistic and ethnic) as the unwelcome consequence of colonial oppression.