Sentence examples for deeply pernicious from inspiring English sources
But there's now an additional and deeply pernicious dimension.
The much-vaunted biofuel is the least interesting of agricultural outputs and in many ways deeply pernicious – but it helps the oil companies to greenwash their image, which is why our ill-informed and pusillanimous politicians and their attendant experts spend so much of our money on it.
Uber had two problems: 1) it would do anything to succeed, without regard for either the law1 or basic ethics; 2) per Susan Fowler's now famous blog post, it fomented and perpetuated a deeply pernicious, jawdroppingly sexist internal culture.
But beyond the Trump tweets and FOX News headlines about how the administration has unleashed the stupendous power of the free market, there's a widespread and deeply pernicious effort going on to enable predatory practices and corruption in the US financial industry.
The first is the relentless knocking of the comprehensive inheritance; the rational administrative reform introduced in this country from the 50s onwards that sought to end the pernicious and deeply unpopular grammar-secondary modern divide.
The fact is that the disrespectful comments attributed to Malia Obama questioning her intelligence, her looks, behavior etc... is a larger symptom of the pernicious level of poisonous racism that is still deeply embedded in various pockets of our nation.
Wounds like these are deeply etched in the collective memories of black people and have pernicious effects on health, which can linger for generations.
(In 1975, he firebombed John F. Kennedy's birthplace in Brookline, Mass., to protest Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's support for enforced school busing, spray-painting the sidewalk in front of the house with the slogan "Bus Teddy").. It's a terrific book — comprehensive, deeply reported, invested with an understanding of place and character, and the subtle, at times pernicious, ways they interact.
They expect it to help eradicate a pernicious economic phenomenon that blights its housing market and makes its tourist quarters a magnet for people with deeply embedded social problems.
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
