Sentence examples for insidious force from inspiring English sources

Even in normal times, turnover is an insidious force that weighs on a company's performance.

The counter argument is that the Ikhwan, as the Brotherhood is called in Arabic, is an insidious force bent on using the electoral process to get into power with the aim of suppressing democracy and establishing a fundamentalist state.

He's beyond praise in the way this Ivanov responds to his wife's righteous doctor, whose priggish self-regard comes through with just the right insidious force in Tom Hiddleston's finely tuned portrayal.

"Now this spying is a more insidious force which has a chilling effect, where people don't use facilities that they could have used because of a nameless fear of something happening to them".

In India, the caste system -- an insidious force that has kept the society back -- is also a vital part of democratic politics, with different castes electing their own representatives and then bargaining for advantage with rival castes.

But Islamic nostalgia is a powerful and insidious force.

There have also been more insidious forces at work.

Learning to work together across geographic and cultural borders helps counter international crises and insidious forces that threaten humanity.

His critics, though, suspect more insidious forces were at play, and to this day they swap rumors that make the stipulated facts seem like frat-house hazing.

These photographs are my response to the insidious forces that exploit and prey on the weakness and insecurities that are perhaps within us all.

The perceptive copper senses more insidious forces at play, and sure enough, an artist's model is soon found draped over the remains of the tomb with a dagger in her heart.