Sentence examples for more pernicious effect from inspiring English sources

Its more pernicious effect was to fan fears about the safety of vaccines and the ingredients used to protect them from dangerous contamination.

The more pernicious effect of DRCM was to deprive UBS of some of its most experienced people and to distract its senior managers at a time when the investment bank was pursuing helter-skelter expansion.The push for growth was concentrated in fixed income, where UBS particularly lagged behind its competitors.

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.

By Betsy Morais August 29, 2013 One of the more pernicious effects of constant communication through technology is the magnified anxiety over a system failure when people manage to talk face-to-face: a limp handshake, a joke that doesn't land, an awkward pause, a collision with a doorway.

One of the more pernicious effects of the EOA has been to cause a dramatic rise in land prices in Camden.

Even aside from its more pernicious effects, this has led to a decline in the general levels of unselfconscious absurdity that used to make PPBs such a reliable treat.

To mitigate some of the more pernicious effects of log-normal noise, we also apply a total variation-like smoother to aCGH data in our experiments.

It's more of a pernicious effect because it's this erosion," says David Moore, senior director for government relations at the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington, D.C. NIH institutes, which will equally share the 5% sequestration cut, are expected to release their detailed plans for how to make cuts in the next couple of weeks.

I cannot imagine a policy that would be more corrosive to community relations, more obstructive to integration, or more pernicious in its effects on vulnerable individuals.

A more pernicious cultural result may have emerged as well.