Sentence examples for which perverse from inspiring English sources

But the bailout underscored the extent to which perverse political incentives have become Egypt's biggest economic problem.

72nd over: England 272-7 Giles can certainly bat which, perverse as it sounds, is an important consideration when people talk about replacing him with Gary Keedy: imagine a tail with Hoggard at No8, eh?

Which perverse incentives are most likely to be corrected?

So he'd only be the fifteenth if you count Cleveland twice, which seems perverse.

He says: "To resist this new racism is to be defined as racist yourself, which is perverse.

Mr. Bertolucci has been criticized for associating homosexuality with fascism, yet it is precisely Marcello's suppression of his desires, his murderous conformity, which are perverse.

Lamar has repeatedly cited California's martyr, Tupac Shakur, as his favorite rapper, which seems perverse, considering how many m.c.s he can ably mimic.

The play takes the form of a series of two-handed scenes in which a perverse daisy chain of connections is established.

Tax is the government's claim on the cashflows of innovative businesses, and it's a significant and powerful one, which seems perverse to ignore.

The commission is looking at various options, but all would do away with the fee-for-service system, which provides perverse incentives by paying physicians and hospitals for each patient visit.

It will culminate with its star's return to the scene of the crime during the Republican National Convention, which, as perverse poetic justice would have it, is taking place in Minneapolis.