The phrase "unavoidable consequence" refers to a result or outcome that cannot be avoided or prevented. It means that certain actions or events will lead to a specific outcome, which is inevitable and cannot be changed. Full definition
The bill would require the state to generate a comprehensive, statewide plan to prepare for extreme storms, weather events, and other unavoidable consequences of climate change. (massaudubon.org)
Another question that comes out of the Hegelian treatment of the subject is: Has the religious idea any value of its own apart from «absolute knowledge», speculative wisdom, or is it only to be accepted as a temporarily unavoidable consequence of the defective philosophical education of the majority of social classes? (religion-online.org)
However, it struck me afterward that those too - predictable monster closets and the overabundance of enemies in general were likely unavoidable consequences of designing a game meant to fit a pair of players. (business.financialpost.com)