Sentence examples for pernicious affects from inspiring English sources

Even Greenspan has admitted that the housing bubble had incredibly pernicious affects, although, unsurprisingly, he still absolves himself of much of the blame for failing to prevent its emergence.

Hala, Ana and Ahmed are all too acquainted with poverty's pernicious affects.

Chang, whose culinary empire has grown over a decade from one noodle bar, Momofuku, to a group including more than ten restaurants, a cookbook, and a quarterly magazine, Lucky Peach, argues that the much-vaunted democratisation of information has had a pernicious affect on variation in food.

The impact of financial crime is vast and pernicious and affects all peoples, especially the most vulnerable in our society.

Why couldn't this part of the Republic concede that false and pernicious poems affect the young through their beauty?

The most pernicious impact of outliers on (r_{12}(h)) happens when they are huge and do not come up in the very extremes of the sample but on such a position that they affect the two factors of the cross-products in (2).

"This is fertile ground for a pernicious negative spiral, which then also affects expectations," Mr Draghi noted in May.

The anti-homosexuality bill in Uganda is more than simply a bill about homosexuality, and it is more than a pernicious piece of local legislation that affects Uganda alone.

Such stereotyping and discrimination affects some racial, ethnic and cultural groups in particularly pernicious ways.

Putin's effort to protect Russia from pernicious Western influence will also affect the Internet as we know it.

But in cinema, that most affecting of global exports, such an attitude can feel especially pernicious if it gets into the wrong hands.