Sentence examples for another pernicious from inspiring English sources

Another pernicious fact of life is violent crime.

But along with climate change, these same emissions are causing another pernicious problem in our oceans.

But they also have another pernicious effect – they contribute to rising income inequality.

But, he said, with mordant humor, "the drug dealers kept another pernicious class of people out -- developers".

What with their whimpering vocals – another pernicious Blake-ism – they're often just a lonely penguin away from being Tom Odell.

The Lebanese army's actions echoed those of Israel in Gaza, posing yet another pernicious question: if an Arab army is allowed to assault Palestinian civilians in pursuit of "terrorists", who can blame the Israelis for doing the same?

In several 1983 memos, Mr. Roberts derided passage of a California law that required the order of layoffs to reflect affirmative action considerations and condemned another "staggeringly pernicious law codifying the anti-capitalist notion of 'comparable worth' (as opposed to market value) pay scales".

Whatever the merits of a repeal of the estate tax, there is another, more pernicious kind of death tax one that turns taxation itself into a deadly event.

Another potentially pernicious impact of these housing certificates is that they further commodify housing in a country that has ridden the housing boom/bust sine wave more times than it probably cares to count.

But this time, this familiar tune was accompanied with another, more pernicious melody.

Another especially pernicious myth is that of the schizophrenic parent, and the presumption that a person who becomes mentally ill does so because of bad parenting.