Sentence examples for a particularly pernicious effect from inspiring English sources
This has a particularly pernicious effect in protracted crises such as in South Sudan or eastern DRC, where humanitarian work resembles a 20-year series of one-year projects.
Labour's disastrous Transforming Community Services strategy of 2009 had a particularly pernicious effect – a policy more concerned with meeting an artificial deadline for purchaser-provider purity than developing high quality services.
Other researchers think the presence of the pollution has an effect within individual monsoon seasons, too, changing patterns of rainfall.Black carbon has particularly pernicious effects on frozen regions.
JPMorgan estimates that America's natural rate of joblessness may have risen from 4.75% to closer to 6%.Today's investment slump may have particularly pernicious effects on productivity because, unlike Japan's, it does not follow a capital-spending binge.
Ms. Tenenbaum's task force is trying to solve what has been a particularly pernicious household hazard.
Methane is a particularly pernicious greenhouse gas.
Domestic violence is a particularly pernicious crime.
This is voodoo democracy of a particularly pernicious flavor.
They are a particularly pernicious form of agricultural support, as even the French now acknowledge.
I feel engulfed by industrial fumes and a particularly pernicious brand of polyester.
In a sentencing memorandum, federal prosecutors said that United States citizens who help terror groups constitute "a particularly pernicious threat".
