81.   He said the consent decrees had the unintended consequence of restricting innovations that could improve conditions, like one restricting jewelry worn as symbols by gangs.

82.   He warns against the potential for unintended consequences, such as inadvertently outing homosexuals or endangering women.

83.   Helms-Burton had the best of intentions of bringing democracy to Cuba, but it was loaded with unintended consequences, all foreseeable.

84.   His bold move to demand a trade after a tumultuous season that brought players and coaches to dangerous loggerheads over his conduct had unintended consequences.

85.   His best, unfortunately, has been governed by the law of unintended consequences.

86.   If village elections do presage a broader transformation, it may result from unintended consequences, especially a change in popular expectations.

87.   Imperfect information also means that interventions can have unintended consequences.

88.   In other cases, such as prostate cancer, surgery can have unintended consequences.

89.   In some ways, such cases reflect an unintended consequence of new and arguably enlightened perspectives on domestic violence.

90.   In fact, the drive by states to move up their contests has led to many unintended consequences.