Sentence examples for welcome consequences from inspiring English sources

Just saying the word was an extraordinary accomplishment, but I know that Braeden was saying he believes that positive thing will be done to bring very welcome consequences.

But that was just an unintended, if welcome, consequence.

But all this is a welcome consequence, not a driving factor.

"Even though it is a very welcome consequence of much of what you do.

After Henson died, in 1990, the brand languished for years under various owners, and its reëmergence has been a welcome consequence of our current mania for rebooting.

The welcome consequence is that unemployment rose (as firms took on more staff rather than squeezing more out of their existing staff).

A hospital in Cape Town is also using the device, to record and map activity in its wards in an effort to improve management there.The most welcome consequence, however, may be for non-cyber trackers.

The campaign also had the welcome consequence of introducing a wide range of archaeological expertise to Egypt, so that standards of excavation and recording in the country have risen greatly.

It is a phenomenon that goes beyond breaking news in an online age where everyone can be a critic, a trend setter and – a less welcome consequence of social media – a troll.

All of the performers here respect and understand the depth in the spareness of his writing, the economy that is a welcome consequence of his long experience as a playwright.

For Hayward, it's been frustrating: "The welcome consequence of the marketing campaign – an increase in reporting of USB – has been twisted by some to criticise the police and our partnership as a sign of our failure, when it is the exact opposite; it means that the transport system in London is getting safer for women and girls".