Sentence examples for exert pernicious influence from inspiring English sources

Not so safe Tragedy and farce Salve Salvini Europe's great alchemist Reprints Related topics Politics Ukraine World politics European politics Ukrainian politicsControl over ministerial posts is also paramount for Ukraine's oligarchs, who continue to exert pernicious influence.

Public schools are burdened by intrusive governmental regulation governing curriculum, standardized testing and teacher standards (or lack thereof), the sometimes pernicious influence of teachers' unions and the often deleterious effect of extremists who can exert undue and inappropriate control over the academic curriculum.

Her pernicious influence, not his fundamental incapacity.

If these works have a "pernicious influence" on English-speaking theater, give me "pernicious".

The other, he added, was the "pernicious influence of the Cultural Revolution".

This led to a tirade about the pernicious influence of corruption in higher education.

Ewan had quite a pernicious influence on folk music, I think.

Of course, one can't underestimate the pernicious influence of popular culture.

And, according to Andrea Alfieri, a Rome-based accountant, the economic downturn may have had a pernicious influence.

This time, Mr Nader's cause is the pernicious influence of corporate money and lobbying on American government.

The Mid Bedfordshire MP said the Chancellor was "out of his depth" and a "pernicious influence" on the economy and David Cameron.