indirect consequence

Examples (20)

• The factory's closure had the direct consequence of job losses, but an indirect consequence was the decline of local shops.
• One indirect consequence of the new policy was a rise in local tourism.
• Increased internet censorship is an indirect consequence of the new security law.
• The pandemic had many indirect consequences on global supply chains.
• A less obvious, indirect consequence of deforestation is the loss of local cultural traditions tied to the forest.
• Ignoring small problems can lead to significant indirect consequences later on.
• Poor sleep can lead to weight gain, which is an indirect consequence of its effect on hormones and metabolism.
• His decision had an indirect consequence on the team's morale, though he didn't intend it.
• We must consider the potential indirect consequences of this new technology on social interaction.
• Economists are still studying the indirect consequences of the trade agreement.
• The study focused on the indirect consequences of urbanization on rural economies.
• The technology's rapid advancement had unforeseen indirect consequences for society.
• One indirect consequence of the tax cut was an unexpected increase in the national debt due to reduced revenue.
• An indirect consequence of climate change is increased migration from affected regions.
• The fall of the empire had many indirect consequences, including shifts in trade routes that affected distant lands for centuries.
• They failed to consider the indirect consequences of their actions on the environment.
• While the immediate goal was achieved, the project's managers failed to anticipate the severe indirect consequences for the local ecosystem.
• The new law's indirect consequence was a shift in consumer spending habits.
• The rise in remote work, itself a result of the pandemic, had the indirect consequence of revitalizing small towns as people moved away from big cities.
• What might be the indirect consequences of investing heavily in renewable energy?