Sentence examples for pernicious impacts from inspiring English sources

Politicians on the right have done too little to acknowledge the economic and structural barriers that minority groups face in integrating and the pernicious impacts of societal discrimination that can make it harder for groups such as Muslim women and young black men to get jobs.

For the viewer pop ups have two pernicious impacts.

One of the most pernicious impacts is that this kind of low-level corruption and arbitrary demands stymie the kind of entrepreneurial activity that drives an economy.

The leaching of resources from arts subjects in schools will have a pernicious impact, she believes.

Yet, conservatism's most pernicious impact came not from what it accomplished.

Now it's all about bemoaning the pernicious impact of the BBC's Sound of 2011 poll.

It has a very pernicious impact on religious freedom, not just for non-Muslims but for Muslims as well".

Scientists should stop investigating the links between fat friends, fast food and obesity and concentrate on the pernicious impact of stretch fabric.

The league's president, Deirdre Macnab, said that the Guardian's figures confirmed the pernicious impact of voter suppression laws in the state.

Professor Joanna Bourke of Birkbeck College, London, said Mosley still had a "pernicious impact" on British society as an inspiration for far-right groups.

But it could be argued that low tax receipts now are having a pernicious impact, particularly on state and local governments.