Sentence examples similar to baneful concept from inspiring English sources

He was a frequent contributor to the NCAFP's bimonthly journal, "American Foreign Policy Interests," in which he developed his telling concept of Islamic fundamentalism and expressed his opposition to the baneful effects of patriarchal societies.

Section two's concept of monopolisation can survive the acceleration to Internet time: the increased rate of change may motivate a greater emphasis on the temporal dimension of markets, but a monopoly can be both fleeting and baneful.

As for paid political advertising, it's almost totally baneful.

And the passing of time is not baneful but exhilarating.

There is something baneful in the state of Ambridge.

It is a possible way out from the baneful influence of race on Malaysian politics.

He will also attempt to respond swiftly to the baneful effects of the global slowdown.

Beware their interaction, for each diminishes the baneful effect of the others.

In gen., hurtful, harmful, pernicious, baneful, injurious: a pestiferis et nocentibus refugere, Cic.

"Each one calls the only true good what the other condemns as baneful illusion.

And George Washington warned about "the baneful effects of the spirit of party".