unintended byproduct造句

例句与造句

1. He said the 17-month-long insurgency was the unintended byproduct of a " swift victory " against Saddam Hussein's military.
2. She said an increased distrust of the police could be an unintended byproduct of the Giuliani administration's aggressive police tactics.
3. The hostility of bin Laden and his acolytes, and of the violent strain of fundamentalist Islam that produced them, was not an unintended byproduct of US foreign policy.
4. While fossil fuels are an essential, much of the world's methane emissions have no economic utility; they are the unintended byproduct of natural-gas exploration, poor landfill management and gas-pipeline leaks.
5. He is an exemplar of a major unintended byproduct of the imprisonment boom of the past two decades _ a sharp growth in the number of elderly and geriatric inmates.
6. It's difficult to find unintended byproduct in a sentence. 用unintended byproduct造句挺难的
7. To Yahoo, the appearance of Nazi uniforms and other objects was simply an unintended byproduct of the borderless Internet : The items, which were being offered by sellers all over the world, happened to be on French computer screens.
8. To Yahoo, the appearance of Nazi uniforms and other objects was simply an unintended byproduct of the borderless Internet : the items, which were being offered by sellers all over the world, happened to be on French computer screens.
9. But the illnesses that have been imported along with some of the produce are an unintended byproduct of the boom in international trade _ a boom long advocated by the Reagan, Bush and Clinton administrations as crucial to economic growth.
10. Never mind that the prize is the unintended byproduct of game-playing by committee members, never mind that Bech himself feels unworthy : At 76, preparing to make his Nobel speech, he has a chance to sum up his own life and the state of the world.
11. Trudeau edited a book, " The Asbestos Strike ", that presented the strike as the origin of modern Quebec, portraying it as " a violent announcement that a new era had begun . " Some historians argue that the strikers were simply pursuing better conditions, and that the resulting change in society was an unintended byproduct.