Sentence examples for perverse implications from inspiring English sources

Clark is thorough in explaining the perverse mechanics of the Malthusian world, in which food production and therefore population are strictly limited, together with the perverse implications that follow.

No wonder we resist the disease's implications and perverse logic, for that way leads to nihilism and despair.

In practice, very often, they are used mainly to conceal the diligent collection of rent quite possibly with perverse, not merely neutral, implications for incentives.Consider the following features of stock-option plans as typically implemented by big American companies:Rewarding mediocrity.

We document that the resonance phenomenon associated with pulse vaccination can have quantitative epidemiological implications and produce perverse effects such as an unexpected increase in the number of infectives as the vaccination frequency increases.

This not only raises an eyebrow for its economic implications and propensity for perverse incentives; it also creates a challenge, since this quantity cannot be replicated, and therefore hedging and monetising it is not possible.

By implication the solution resides in polymorphous perverse sex.

Eric Simons, who studied the psychological and neuroscientific implications of fandom for his book The Secret Lives of Sports Fans,  believes some hardcore supporters take a perverse pleasure in following their team during leaner times.

The pattern is perverse.

Very perverse.

Consider the perverse incentives.

That would be perverse.