Sentence examples for pernicious result from inspiring English sources

Pernicious result: Moral hazard.

Pernicious result: Ushered in an era of worldwide protectionism.

Pernicious result: "Zombie" thrifts suddenly were considered profitable, or at least solvent.

Pernicious result: A horrendous conflict of interest, as the ratings agencies were paid by the companies they were rating.

For patients the pernicious result of the TMI assault is a widespread belief that we are entitled to live in a riskless society.

Pernicious result: Ushered in the era of "too big to fail" by letting the banks use their own models to determine their capital ratios.

The fusion of their political and commercial interests in the upper reaches of power has had pernicious results.An early test will be whether Mr Putin replaces the most spectacularly incompetent and greedy figures, and with whom.

Burke's history showed the emergence of this new system, and illustrated its pernicious results in both domestic and foreign affairs.

English as a tool helps drive the wheels of Chinese history of modernization and prosperity, while English as a vehicle might bring effects benign or pernicious, resulting in bonus or trouble.

While tall tales and negative hyperbole about the other guy have always had a role in American politics (read Founding Brothers) our modern mudslinging contests reach far broader audiences than ever before, arguably with more pernicious results when the culture of deceit appears to be not only pervasive, but quite acceptable as a way of doing business.

Some China observers see the unprecedented sweep as part of a vigorous push under President Xi Jinping to put a lid on dissent and create an image of social harmony, but they warn that the means being deployed could have pernicious results.