Sentence examples for growing insidious from inspiring English sources

One Turkish fashion writer - no natural revolutionary - complained of "a growing, insidious hostility to the modern".

The campaigners also highlighted previous research which has shown that many teenagers see "sexting" and hard core pornography as "mundane", while cyberbullying is a growing and insidious problem.

AS Africa's economies grow, an insidious attack on press freedom is under way.

In recent years, the N.B.A. has endured a plague of flagrant histrionics, a practice that grew so insidious, particularly in the playoffs, that the league stepped in this season with an anti-flopping rule.

How have our political leaders not recognized the growing urgency of this insidious disease?

Elsewhere in his lecture, Dimbleby is set to claim that the West faces an "insidious and growing" threat to free speech.

In 1964, he joined Atlético Madrid, where he stayed for a decade in which the club won three championships and two cups, growing famous for his insidious free kicks and precise penalty kicks.

Mr. Golub is reluctant to proclaim the market a bargain, however, because growing concern about the most insidious economic plague — deflation — could keep the public from investing, borrowing or spending.

There are already growing efforts to reveal the insidious effect of dirty money on our democracy.

The more insidious shift is the growing attack on birth control.

Britain's inability to provide decent housing for its growing population has been the greatest, and most insidious, public-policy failure of the last generation.