Probably, the most pernicious development has been the acquisition and building of the so called second homes by non-locals.
"That is a really harmful and pernicious development because once you push someone out of the banking system into this fringe banking system, they're paying a ton more," said Mehrsa Baradaran, a law professor focused on banking regulation at the University of Georgia.
My point is not that these are all pernicious or reversible developments.
Probiotic cultures could produce antimicrobial substances thus contributing to inhibit development of pernicious microbiota and subsequently acquire a prolonged shelf-life.
And investments in basic education by governments and their partners are compromised by malnutrition's pernicious effects on brain development and intellectual performance.
He spoke about "the continuing and growing pernicious and negative consequences of this blockade," saying it was "not just the absence of reconstruction and development" after the war, "but also a situation of development going backwards".
Children are especially prone to its pernicious effects, as it curbs brain development.
On the other hand, there is growing evidence that a longer duration of illness may have a "pernicious effect on physical health, brain development and self-efficacy" (for a review see [ 41]).
Given the elimination of these pernicious influences, Marx allowed that "normal conditions of spontaneous development" of the rural commune could exist.
