Sentence examples similar to pernicious behaviours from inspiring English sources

But managers have never been very good – like teachers spotting bullies in the playground – at identifying equally pernicious behaviour that expresses itself in more subtle and accumulative ways.

Mental phenomena, such as suicidal impulses or unconsummated ideations can also be included, as well as a wide range of behaviours which are pernicious to the patient's health without a previous explicit declaration of a suicidal intention [ 6, 7].

Investigating equilibrium protein intermediates is thus important for understanding protein behaviour (useful or pernicious) but it is hampered by difficulties in gathering structural information.

It was criticized for being abstract and based on a priori assumptions about human behaviour, in particular the "pernicious" assumption that people are moved only by narrow self interest.

"Students tell us that teachers don't always recognise the pernicious effect of some of this sexualised behaviour".

The gold standard would have played a pernicious role no matter what, but France's behaviour made the dynamic Mr Krugman describes much worse than it should have been.

This was pernicious, led to excuses being made for poor behaviour and broke the link between an individual's actions and the consequences, he added.

The deficit in motivated behaviour is one of the most pernicious symptoms in depression because it cuts the individual off from pleasant and rewarding experiences.

One of the most pernicious misconceptions about complex systems is that complexity and chaotic behaviour are synonymous.

Not only is there no God, but to believe in him is pernicious because religion is used to justify inhuman and antisocial behaviour - the Crusades, the Inquisition, jihad.

It's a set of behaviours that can manifest themselves in an infinite number of pernicious and destructive ways.