Sentence examples for has perverse from inspiring English sources

This supposedly temporary measure has perverse effects.

If Carr were saying only that warfare against civilians has perverse consequences, he would be pointing out something worth remembering.

As well as the obvious unfairness of a losing defendant having to pay costs in excess of those actually incurred on the case, the system has perverse effects.

As Nir pointed out in his post below, that sort of discrimination really has perverse effects when the incentives don't work and the patients are left without care they need.

In addition, Elson said, "if you pay below average, it makes it look as if you'd hired a below-average C.E.O., and what board wants that?" Transparent pricing has perverse effects in other fields.

In all these cases, they conclude, the ACLU's defence of individual rights has perverse consequences.In one case in Chicago, the ACLU sued to protect the right of people living in low-income housing to be free from mass building searches.

That would have perverse consequences.

Indeed, it may have had perverse results.

But disclosure can have perverse effects.

Alas, paying for performance can also have perverse consequences.

A sunset that goes sharply from day to night may have perverse effects.