Sentence examples for a very pernicious impact from inspiring English sources

It has a very pernicious impact on religious freedom, not just for non-Muslims but for Muslims as well".

" 'Stability' is a very pernicious word," he said.

"It is a world problem and it is a very pernicious problem.

Even at very low concentration, it can be a very pernicious to human beings.

These inequalities have a particularly pernicious impact on disadvantaged children, limiting their life chances long before they cash their first paycheck.

Professor Joanna Bourke of Birkbeck College, London, said Mosley still had a "pernicious impact" on British society as an inspiration for far-right groups.

The leaching of resources from arts subjects in schools will have a pernicious impact, she believes.

But it could be argued that low tax receipts now are having a pernicious impact, particularly on state and local governments.

These are not only essential for human health and well-being, but also contribute greatly to the emancipation of women from the drudgery that has a pernicious impact on children, especially girls.

It had a very big impact.

"I felt an impact, but a very strange impact.