Word: side-effects
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...Because I choose not to hang out with other Koreans, and because so many of my friends are different from me and have different activities and stuff, I realize that I feel this sense of alienation," Park says. "This is an unfortunate side-effect of diversity, that many people feel this...
Moreover, this practice also has the dangerous side-effect of eliminating certain arguments from the realm of discourse just as much as PC itself does. For example, there are legitimate arguments for an Afro-Am Department, a Palestinian homeland and the continuance of sanctions before launching the recent attack on Iraq. These positions, part of the "politically correct" agenda, should not be categorically dismissed simply because they are part of that agenda...
Cambridge City Manager Robert W. Healy referred to the series of crimes as "a spree, a rash." And several observers theorized that the crime wave was an unfortunate side-effect of the coming of spring...
...course, some--like Abernethy--see the potential spintering as the positive side-effect of democratization...
...unfortunate side-effect of this limited appeal which editors stress is intrinsic to any literature or arts journal is a difficulty in generating revenue for the magazine. "People don't believe in it much as an advertising medium," says Murphy. This perception and a relative drop in alumni support during recent years have often left the Advocate's staff struggling to fund its $10,000-$12,000 annual budget. With three expensive issues a year to put out, editors have sometimes found themselves freezing through winters in the Advocate building because they couldn't afford to heat...