Moreover, a weak monsoon can create a pernicious cycle: lower rural incomes means lower rural demand, while a smaller crop can fuel inflation.
It added that there was a risk investors would demand high interest rates and that tougher financial conditions would create a "pernicious feedback loop" of fragile confidence, lower growth and inflation, and rising debt.
Added to this, strong trade unions, little international competition and those accommodating central bankers created a pernicious wage-price spiral.
For frontline workers, the explanation is simple: that the reform of the welfare system, austerity, the recession and rising living costs have created a pernicious cocktail where people have found themselves unable to cope, struggling to get assistance from the state, and forced to turn to charities for emergency help.
This predilection not only minimizes both sets of crimes, but also creates a pernicious moral equivalency between the two, which is factually irreconcilable.
Unfamiliarity and misperceptions make pernicious bedfellows.
It's still difficult for history students to sift out the truth of the founding fathers because the mythology is so pernicious, creating an inaccurate view of both history and modern government.
Rather, in her judgment, the U.S. has the right and the obligation to promote regime change to rid the world of pernicious dictators and create democracies.
Holocaust deniers use the site for even more pernicious purposes: to create a commentary page for all books dealing with the Holocaust,"Holocaust History channel". Thus, they can write reviews on books, praising Holocaust deniers and denigrating those of historians (Cf.).
Al-Qaida was just an early, pernicious and failed effort to create an extra-national political force.
