Meanings of pernicious effect in English

This was probably the most pernicious effect of the peace policy.

My city life, he said, had had a very pernicious effect upon me.

Studies have accused the doll of having a pernicious effect on girls' body image.

A vice condemned by the general opinion produces a pernicious effect on the whole character.

They produce the most pernicious effect on manners.

The escape of Penautier, and the wealthy Cardinal de Bonzy his employer, had the most pernicious effect.

My illness has nevertheless a pernicious effect on the Preludes, which you will receive God knows when.

There were many unpleasant and annoying circumstances attending slavery, which had a most pernicious effect on the master.

He also claims that immigration has already begun to have a " pernicious effect on our small island".

They had a most pernicious effect upon the mind of the vulgar, as they induced a belief in fatalism.

That blunder, compounded by several other acts of fiscal irresponsibility, had a pernicious effect on the nation's savings-investment dynamic.

Whether it was the same that had been lowered into the long-boat with such pernicious effect I cannot say.

Perhaps the most pernicious effect of the status of economics in public life has been the hegemony of technocratic thinking.

They have a pernicious effect on our correctional system, the offenders in it, and, most of all, us -our society.

There are other forbidden things which do not cause an immediate evil and of which the pernicious effect is only gradually produced.

Insufficient attention, however, has been directed to one aspect of this influence, its pernicious effect upon the inner working of parliamentary institutions.