Sentence examples for more pernicious consequences from inspiring English sources

And it may be that the sanctification of the later war has had more pernicious consequences than the anathematisation of the former.

Attempts to constrain judges in other ways -- by, for instance, withdrawing court jurisdiction and disobeying judicial rulings -- would have even more pernicious consequences.

A more pernicious effect might be to force issuers to disclose trade secrets.

The market has a more pernicious effect in this era of reluctant economic growth.

More subtle consequences also unfold.

A more pernicious cultural result may have emerged as well.

Going viral is central to technology and business today, but one of its most pernicious consequences should get more attention than it does: the virally contagious nature of unethical behavior.

He predicts that more Americans will turn against same-sex marriage when they see what he called its pernicious consequences — like introducing teachings in school that parents consider immoral or forcing Christian business owners like florists and caterers to participate in gay marriages against their will.

The effect on Greek competitiveness could not be more pernicious.

But other forces are more pernicious.

But other mobile genes are more pernicious.