Sentence examples for insidious damage from inspiring English sources

Even more insidious damage will come from compromising the methods for producing the reports that still are paid for and from failing to prepare for the future.

On the way to the finish line, the prolonged primary race, far from destroying the Democratic candidates, may do more insidious damage to the Republican nominee, lulling his campaign into an unjustified complacency.

At the least, Mr Weill is responsible for alerting Eliot Spitzer, New York state's attorney-general, to the dark and tangled world of schools for five-year-olds.The most insidious damage may be the hardest to measure.

The perpetuation of the observed insidious damage expressed in an ' in vivo' situation may be prompted by the induction of reactive oxygen species.

And even by readers, common or ­otherwise: "Of all the interpretive arts, it is fascinating and puzzling to realize that only translation has to fend off the insidious, damaging question of whether or not it is, can be or should be possible".

However, the number is known to be well below its potential, despite the fact that diversion can drastically reduce incarceration rates and the insidious collateral damage to defendants' communities.

It is insidious and wrong.

When the reason for a military operation is to protect the innocent, the phrase "collateral damage" is insidious when applied to civilian casualties.

The center's plight was described in a Washington Post report detailing the insidious roadblocks and lethal damage wrought by bipartisan pandering to the gun lobby.

This is unfortunately the reality of recovery from Sandy: The damage is insidious and continuing, and repairing it will take billions of dollars over several years".

Raising the prospect that foreign intelligence services could try to use the financial pressures put on employees by furloughs to recruit spies, Mr. Clapper said that the damage was "insidious" and would "accumulate over time".