Studies have suggested a close association among socioeconomic status, malnutrition and infectious diseases, especially pneumonia, leading to a cycle particularly pernicious for vulnerable children.
Cutbacks in hours and pay are especially pernicious because for most of the Bush years, wage growth has lagged behind worker productivity and prices.
Republican presidents have historically appointed administrators that line up with conservative ideals, but Diane Foley seems like an especially pernicious choice for women's reproductive rights.
Child identity theft is especially pernicious because it can go undetected for years, unearthed only when the victim goes for a driver's license or a student loan, only to be turned down.
"The feeling that Islam is especially pernicious... frustrates Buddhists who believe that their faith has suffered for its tolerance of other religions," the report says.
The potential for abuse is ever-present, but its effects are especially pernicious when no other physical evidence links the accused person to the crime to which they have supposedly confessed.
Probably the main reason for the relative scarcity of Jollys and therefore, the surprisingly lofty auction prices is rust, a common denominator for all steel-bodied cars of the period, and especially pernicious when a car lives its whole life in a salty ocean climate.
And it is especially pernicious in the event that this mentality becomes the dominant mode, the dominant metaphor, for how one leads one's life.
Any anti-Muslim discrimination is detestable, but it is especially pernicious when it targets students in our public schools, which should be safe havens for students of all faiths, and those of none.
"But it will give the public information regarding one especially pernicious weapon used in modern campaigns".
