Sentence examples for with pernicious effects from inspiring English sources

Yet since then, ever more examples show how so-called trade remedies are proliferating, with pernicious effects.

Aaronovitch thinks that what sounds like nonsense probably is, though he shows that such nonsense can be dangerous, as with the pernicious effects of the clumsily forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion.

The pathophysiology underlying the dysregulated signaling pathways of platelets in DM is multifactorial and associated with the pernicious effects of persistent hyperglycemia [ 5– 10], an abnormal lipid profile [ 11– 13], insulin resistance [ 14– 16] and oxidative stress [ 17, 18].

And that idea was, in fact, perhaps the most dominant exercise-science theme of 2012: that little things add up, with both positive and pernicious effects.

It's easy to get sucked into the Internet to spend all of your waking hours on it and then to end the day with a tweet about its pernicious effects on people.

We can, of course, immunize ourselves and our children against pernicious effects of marketing, to some degree, with the right kind of knowledge.

The findings of this study suggest that austerity measures most pernicious effects seem to stem from their interactions with other care-undermining factors.

We may never be able to eradicate the pernicious effects of cyberattacks.

GLOBALISATION sceptics often warn of the pernicious effects on labour standards of international competition for investment.

We may never be able to eradicate the pernicious effects of cyber-attacks.

The new regulations reflect increased concern over the pernicious effects of computer games on Chinese youth.