Sentence examples for with pernicious consequences from inspiring English sources

Not everyone possesses a moral sense.[19] To Thomas Law (13 June 1814), Jefferson says that want of the moral sense can somewhat be rectified by education and employment of rational calculation, but such educative remedies are blandishments not aimed to encourage morally correct action, because that is impossible without a moral sense, but to discourage actions with pernicious consequences.

This is evidence abuse, and the ease with which politicians get away with it has two pernicious consequences.

Pope Francis' denunciation of predatory capitalism along with the willful disregard for its pernicious consequences has not set off any fireworks.

IN THIS week's print edition, we explore how mortgage subsidies have encouraged banks to lend more to homeowners and less to firms, with pernicious economic consequences.

Arbitrary arrests and human rights violations have equally pernicious consequences and are completely at odds with international standards and the basic rule of law.

But what do we want?" After a lecture on income inequality and its pernicious consequences delivered on the square on Tuesday by Sara Burke, a policy analyst at a New York research organization, and illustrated with charts from I.M.F.

Peter Neufeld, a director of the project, said Thursday's decision would have pernicious consequences.

"It is intolerable for the judicial system to treat people this way," he said, adding that he feared the decision would have pernicious consequences.

And it may be that the sanctification of the later war has had more pernicious consequences than the anathematisation of the former.

It generates further errors in scientific theories of the world, which have pernicious consequences for those occupying subordinate social positions.

"As things stand, the Doyle case represents an erosion of freedom of expression that could have long-lasting and pernicious consequences," Ferguson writes.