Unintended Consequences in a sentence

And often, there are unintended consequences.

But proposals to use geoengineering in the atmosphere to reduce global warming could have unintended consequences.

By re-testing previously passed tests, developers can catch unintended consequences before they are released to production, ensuring that the system remains stable and functioning as expected.

Ethical discussions and vigilance are essential due to its potential biases and unintended consequences.

European banks ABN Amro, Swedbank and Danske Bank could feel the pressure of a cooling real estate market and potential unintended consequences of rate hikes by central banks.

Getting sober was an act of dissent for me as well, but with unintended consequences.

He also questioned whether the change would better protect private information, noting that relying on workers to decide what is important data to save could easily have unintended consequences.

He expects more clarifications in the coming months, and there is always the possibility of the bill having unintended consequences.

However, this can have unintended consequences.

Imperial Brands also warned the ban threatened “unintended consequences”.

It has offered to assist the council in formulating an ordinance that will improve animal welfare without having unintended consequences for the horse-loving population of Los Angeles.

Leeser has declared that he believes the wording put to referendum must be amended, both to ensure the Voice – once enshrined in the Constitution – does not create unintended consequences and, in doing so, to make it acceptable to voters.

Often new restrictive laws will have unintended consequences making things worse.

Samuel Kurtz, the Conservatives’ shadow rural affairs minister, who grew up on a family farm, broadly welcomed the plans but raised concerns about unintended consequences.

Sexton says she knows some people are using allergy eye drops to alleviate symptoms, but she warns that medicating eyes unnecessarily could have unintended consequences.

She said: 'Public proposals carry the inherent risk of transforming an intensely personal moment into a performance, which can be fraught with unintended consequences, both emotionally and psychologically.

Such advancements can bring about unintended consequences, namely the disruption of established industries, displacement of workers and inequality.

The action, seen as retaliation for Disney's then-CEO Bob Chapek speaking out against DeSantis's Don't Say Gay bill - otherwise known as the 'Stop W.O.K.E.' act - came with unintended consequences.

There was a risk decriminalising public drunkenness in November could result in unintended consequences, including police charging intoxicated people with more serious crimes when the lesser offence wasn't an option, she said.

These challenges stem from a variety of factors including unintended consequences of not setting necessary policies,” he said.