perverse造句

Other signals seem perverse.

Furthermore, oil is perverse.

And it is a perverse measure.

It would be perverse to take a different view.

However, the current situation is actually more perverse.

Singer enjoys the perverse glamour of living in a hotel.

A type of unintended consequences, perverse incentives are the result of an honest good intention.

At first blush this seems perverse and cruel. But then I got to thinking...

Still nothing, except a dull pain and a perverse satisfaction, so I kick it again.

Thus she passed from generation to generation-dear, inescapable, impervious, tranquil, and perverse.

On April 4th the government published proposals intended to rid the pensions system of this perverse incentive.

But it seems perverse to treat the failure of financial rules as an excuse to reduce rather than tighten regulation.

The junta has always shown a perverse punctiliousness in following the letter of its arbitrarily enforced repressive laws.

But Disney doesn't need to go to Africa to see the effects of these perverse protections; it can consult its own backlist.

One criticism of the CDM is that it creates perverse incentives for bad behaviour, whose cessation is then presented as “saving” carbon.

Commenting on Genesis 9:6, John Calvin reminded us that we cannot hate even our most perverse enemies, because of the image of God in them.

As noted, countries in this region have a number of so-called "perverse incentives" that encourage and sustain the misuse and overuse of antibiotics.

Second, the likely path to a long, sustained, rapid boom is to have had sufficiently tragic events and perverse policies that forced a country far from its potential.

This implication - reacting to an adverse terms of trade shock by appreciating the currency - seems perverse. It could be expected to exacerbate swings in the trade balance and output.

In "the Dark Knight" (2008), Batman's flights into the chasms of the nighttime city took your breath away, but the movie was perverse, almost nihilistic in its indifference to story logic.

But as a result all governments are unstable multi-party coalitions subject to perverse incentives that have more to do with politicians' careers than with the wishes of the electorate at large.