by-product

What if violence against women is not a by-product of war, but rather a major cause of it?

Like dead wrestlers, this is a natural by-product of the sport itself.

The proliferation of zany burger toppings came next as an inevitable by-product of the high-end burger fad.

But those long wait times are not necessarily a by-product of their single-payer system.

The by-product of a choice to live in public; to put your information online.

The carbonic acid used is (p. 142) a by-product, hitherto wasted, from the fermenting tuns of breweries.

This negative, this suppressing character of attention is not a chance by-product, it is most essential.

It seems to be a by-product of the Gospel that nobody wants to contribute to the maintenance of the Gospel ministry.

Curiously enough, it came as an unexpected by-product of a further experiment in protection, the Payne-Aldrich tariff.

For some reason altogether beyond our conception—and man may have been a mere accident, a by-product evolved in the process.