Sentence examples for a more nefarious effect from inspiring English sources
But some researchers continue to put forth the theory that high-fructose corn syrup has a more nefarious effect on health than regular sugar.
Grannis discerned a more nefarious motive, however.
But it apparently has a more nefarious distinction among people in the film industry: the piracy capital of the world.
A damning Rolling Stone article on Goldman in 2009 opened with precisely those words, the name apart.As the financial crisis unfolded, the story was reworked to cast Goldman in a more nefarious light.
But the producers' lawyers argue a more nefarious motive was at work, suggesting that Mr. Thibodeau was in cahoots with other parties who had an interest in scuttling "Rebecca" on Broadway.
Other tests have had a more nefarious purpose -- to prevent women from joining some fire departments, for example, or African-Americans from voting.
And though this strain seems to have been programmed by a hacker looking for notoriety, it could have had a more nefarious payload, he says.
But Richman actually has a more nefarious plan: to tear the studio down and drill for oil underneath.
Now, a study suggests that it may also have a subtle but nefarious effect on another class of cells called dendritic cells.
However, the United States has adopted the international standard for a much more nefarious purpose, billing.
