unintended
involuntaria
definition
adjective
the unintended consequences of people's actions
not planned or meant.
example
Nonetheless, this is another indication of the 'unintended' consequences of knee-jerk legislation.
These woolly liberals might mean well but it is the law of 'unintended' consequences.
It is possible that many of your measures have been subject to a law of 'unintended' consequences.
Or does the deal they have the government have some sort of funny clause in it which has led to this 'unintended' consequence?
Real change in politics comes from the law of 'unintended' consequences.
Failed royal policies had other 'unintended' consequences as well.
Police say the rise in violence is an 'unintended' consequence of huge improvements in car security.
History is the story of contradictions and 'unintended' consequences.
As an 'unintended' consequence of regional Government we will begin to see more cultural politics.
I suppose that his big thing is to point out how the law of 'unintended' consequences keeps rearing its ugly head even with the best of intentions.
The 'unintended' consequences of that decision are all around us.
There are other projections for what might take place - ones that follow the law of 'unintended' consequences.
He understands the suffering and the 'unintended' consequences and the horrors of war.
This article's a few months old, but I've only just seen it - a great example of 'unintended' consequences.
A triumph, yet again, for the most pervasive rule in public policy: the law of 'unintended' consequences.
Important 'unintended' consequences need to be accounted for when mergers are planned.
As we all know, revolutions often deliver 'unintended' consequences.
They're discovering the 'unintended' consequences of recording and celebrating them.
It is a classic example of the law of 'unintended' consequence.
It can be seen that the conclusion at which we have arrived does have possibly 'unintended' social and employment consequences.
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