1.   Divorce often has unfortunate consequences for children.

2.   One most unfortunate consequence of the Counter-Reformation must be mentioned.

3.   People will be reluctant to hold them, and that would have unfortunate consequences in the form of higher interest rates.

4.   This could have had unfortunate consequences, so we started up the motor and went on towards the beach.

5.   This has the unfortunate consequence that they are much more likely to kill their patients than to cure them.

6.   This tendency has the unfortunate consequence of making program administrators less open to evaluation and more suspicious of its value.

7.   To choose one point of view over the other can lead to unfortunate consequences for both the humanists and politicians.

8.   Every day of delay increases the unfortunate consequences of uncertainty moral, economic, international-legal and political.

9.   The overall effect of PR would thus be to put an end to the worst features of adversary politics and its unfortunate consequences.

10.   Bad tempers and bad policies are an unfortunate consequence of the fact that the combatant teams are reasonably well-matched.