Sentence examples for most perverse effects from inspiring English sources

One of the most perverse effects of financialisation is that companies across all industries have come to emulate finance.

"We want it to put our case on the agenda for the negotiations with the Israelis".But the barrier's most perverse effects are reserved for a handful of villages that have ended up in a legal twilight zone.

Previous empirical studies (15, 32) suggest that unintended consequences and perverse effects are most likely to happen for both financial and non-financial incentive schemes.

It is the right's response, however, that shows the most perverse perspective on the relationship between cause and effect.

The Dirt on Coming Clean, "The Dirt on Coming Clean: Perverse Effects of Disclosing Conflicts of Interest" was recently named among the most relevant research studies on fiduciary reform (and presented to the SEC by the Committee for the Fiduciary Standard).

But the answer he came up with in effect, that Donald Trump is the spiritual heir of Martin Luther probably still ranks as the most perverse.

But the answer he came up with — in effect, that Donald Trump is the spiritual heir of Martin Luther — probably still ranks as the most perverse.

But disclosure can have perverse effects.

But they have had some perverse effects.

This supposedly temporary measure has perverse effects.

Even the most perverse have dogged defenders.