Sentence examples for insidious approach from inspiring English sources

In a powerful critique of David Cameron, as No 10 brings forward plans to limit the voting rights of Scottish MPs at Westminster, the former prime minister accuses the Tories of adopting an "insidious" approach to divide England and Scotland.

But this insidious approach has, at times, given way to open confrontation.

A more insidious approach involves filtering network content to identify -- and even locate -- speakers and block their communications.

These abscesses in children not suffering from any malnutrition are harmless…" However, he distinguishes periarthritis from "similar conditions occurring in connection with the second stage of a chronic articular osteitis very insidious in its approach".

Mr. Arnault's approach was perhaps more insidious: he used derivatives to build up a stealth position in Hermes starting in 2008 so that he would not have to declare ownership until he was ready to pounce.

Michael Billington, writing in the Guardian, hailed the "insidious power" of Rylance's "slow-burn approach".

Despite the rapid pace of medical innovations over the past century, the first line treatment for almost any insidious chronic disease involves taking a conservative approach comprising "lifestyle and risk-factor modification".

It is not unreasonable to expect Davies to counterbalance this insidious idea by adopting, first and foremost, a patient-centric approach.

It has been argued that childhood cancer survivors are subject to an insidious "spectrum of disuse" as a result of an overly cautious approach towards EX, fostered by concerned parents and environmental factors [ 10].

There remains an urgent need for new approaches and models to improve management of this insidious and devastating disease.

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