Sentence examples for equally pernicious from inspiring English sources

Are not all forms of discrimination equally pernicious?

Equally pernicious has been its encroachment on intellectual liberty.

As he sees it, the authorization of cruelty is equally pernicious.

Equally pernicious, by general consent, was the rigid status divide between academic and vocational learning.

This year's budget involves a different, though equally pernicious, kind of aggressive accounting.

In short, treating all forms of discrimination as equally pernicious "cuts off the nose to spite the face".

Laura Snapes of the New Music Express said Mr. Brown "may have owned up to making a mistake, but remarks like these hardly demonstrate that he has 'learned from it' and added "what's equally as pernicious as Brown's lack of remorse is the way that the culture industry at large has decided to gloss over what he did".

By this doctrine, anything and everything can be equally well explained; and it has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to every other branch of natural history.…He who admits on general grounds that the structure and habits of all animals have been gradually evolved, will look at the whole subject of Expression in a new and interesting light" (Darwin 1872b, p. 12).

By this doctrine [of special creation] anything and everything could be equally well explained; and [this doctrine] has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to any other branch of natural history.' As Dobzhansky famously said, 'Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution,' — indeed, of evolution by natural selection.

Equally important, the deficiencies only rarely arose from disruption of IF-mediated absorption, such as pernicious anemia (8, 10, 14).

Debt scams are just as pernicious.