Sentence examples for a pernicious effect from inspiring English sources

Still, the act also had a pernicious effect.

This moral panic, masquerading as vigilant protection, has a pernicious effect upon society.

It is worse than that: it actually has a pernicious effect.

But telling students that they must sound smart in order to succeed has a pernicious effect as well.

"It has a pernicious effect on our politics and on governing, because to govern, you need a mandate.

This is hardly a surprise, but it can have a pernicious effect: auditors become more and more reliant on big customers.

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.

The exclusion of transgender boys had a similarly pernicious effect.

High turnover has a potentially pernicious effect because it makes it easier for terrorists to get airport jobs.

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.

Such arguments also have a further, pernicious effect: they imply that the right basis for making ecologically-sensitive decisions is according to what makes business sense.