Sentence examples for potential pernicious effect from inspiring English sources

The potential pernicious effect of these data protection laws was seen last week in the aftermath of the Soham trial, where Humberside police claimed that they had been prohibited under these laws from keeping details of allegations of sexual assault made against Ian Huntley.

High turnover has a potentially pernicious effect because it makes it easier for terrorists to get airport jobs.

Political figures say the potential for any quote to blow up at any time has the pernicious effect of making them more cautious, forever conscious that the next words out of their mouth could become a weapon against them.

Still, the act also had a pernicious effect.

It is worse than that: it actually has a pernicious effect.

The mechanism for this pernicious effect is unclear, and indeed the findings themselves are controversial.

That does not absolve cholesterol of blame on the contrary, carnitine boosts cholesterol's pernicious effect.

But they also have another pernicious effect – they contribute to rising income inequality.

This moral panic, masquerading as vigilant protection, has a pernicious effect upon society.

But more important, surely, is the lingering and pernicious effect of race-related disparity in health and health care.

"It has a pernicious effect on our politics and on governing, because to govern, you need a mandate.