Word: by-product
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...excusemaking, only one defense hawk was bold enough to declare that waste and fraud were actually good things. "We need more" of them, wrote Edward Luttwak in Commentary. If you're going to build a stronger defense and build it fast, a bit of corruption is a necessary by-product...
...amazing shooting of Penn was a by-product of great ball movement coupled with shooters who couldn’t miss. The less impressive Princeton numbers were caused by a hungrier Crimson defense that was more effective in getting to open shooters and by the lack of a Tiger shooter with a hot hand...
...hardest thing as a player is to get in the mind set of making free throws after you’ve played through extended possessions,” Sullivan said. “It’s a little bit of a by-product of not having gone up and down in practice...
...Shieber maintained that while course enrollment prediction might be a by-product of his class’ research, it is by no means the course’s sole purpose...
...reported at least 100 deaths. Though these numbers will likely rise, France is in a league of its own. "Our older population suffered incomparably higher fatalities - and there are reasons for that," says Mantion. Everywhere, there is a tendency to treat heat-wave deaths as inevitable, a sad by-product of summer or global warming or aging. But the disparate death tolls remind us that heat waves, like earthquakes and cold snaps, do not have to wipe out populations the size of small towns. They only do so when the existing infrastructure is already inadequate. The majority of this summer...