Factories evade targets by, for example, operating illegally at night, or by dissolving carbon-dioxide or sulphur emissions in water and then dumping the toxic brew in the local water supply.More public disclosure will not, by itself, end such baleful practices.
Ms. Luftig, a retired buyer for B. Altman's department store, cast another baleful eye at him.
But 200 years later, the last baleful effects of that revolution and the reaction against it have faded.
The bleakness is relieved by the rituals of tension — spot the many dogs that stray into view, and listen for the smashing of glass — and by Mungiu's baleful pastiche of a happy ending.
When the Germans occupied the city in 1939, Nazi officers, with their unerring instinct for such things, seized the huge home, and made baleful use of it until the end of the war.
Little does he know — though we by that point do — that all three of the characters will end up inhabiting precisely that baleful, desolate realm: A betrayal in terms of the promise held out to us by life that is just one of the multiple meanings of the title made sorrowfully clear by this shimmering production.
But the alto saxophonist Jaleel Shaw outdoes them all with his performance at the end of Mr. Evans's alternately peaceful and baleful piece "Jena 6".
Death being regarded as baleful, all who came in contact with it were contaminated thereby.
And at the end of the set the band played a baleful, haunted cover of Fleetwood Mac's "That's All for Everyone".
Unlike the old man, the baleful Sushenya (Vladimir Svirski) seems scarcely to resist death's call.
