Sentence examples for perverse side effects from inspiring English sources
Besides, special treatment for small businesses has perverse side effects.
This paper investigates whether positive or perverse side effects dominate by exemplifying the impact of a water conservation campaign on electricity consumption.
They took it as a sign they had played it safe, illustrating how the "Failure is good" mantra can have perverse side effects.
More simplicity achieved, for sure, but with a rather perverse side effect.
Battening down the hatches until the situation clarifies will look to many like the safest institutional strategy, with the perverse side effect of actually reducing student opportunities.
Meanwhile, it is a perverse side effect of global warming that we may have to emit large volumes of carbon dioxide to obtain the clean water that is becoming scarcer because of the carbon dioxide we've already put into the atmosphere.
"It's a perverse side effect of the debate surrounding the difference between refugees and migrants".
Then there were performance targets: lots of them too, but they were often resented and sometimes had perverse side-effects.
Although the index briefly dropped below that milestone in early 2000, that decline didn't really count -- it was a perverse side-effect of truly irrational exuberance, as investors deserted the boring old Dow for the Nasdaq.
This is, to say the least, a perverse and unintended side effect of the intense public attention given to sexual violence in recent years.
