Sentence examples for insidious harm from inspiring English sources

What is beyond doubt is the insidious harm caused.

But asbestos does harm in a particularly insidious way.

The immediate psychological gain for these patients is unclear, as the act is insidious with no evidence of intentional harm or immediate danger.

DBLS is an insidious and unrelenting disease that does double harm by inflicting its white host with a debilitating sense of privilege even as it systematically snuffs out the life force of Black people everywhere.

In part, this is because medical harm is individualized, distributed, and insidious - that is to say, medical harm occurs one patient at a time and is, therefore, sometimes overlooked as a serious societal problem.

In less socially conservative nations, the harm to women can take more insidious forms.

Third, and probably the most insidious fact, regardless of the horrible consequences, permanent physical harm to yourself and to others, you continue to use heroin with reckless abandon.

While Lilla meant no harm, his repudiation of identity liberalism invites a more subtle and insidious backlash.

At the same time, stalking charities are educating the police and public that an insidious drip-drip of low-level incidents can cause serious psychological harm.

If there is any "insidious plan" at all, then it is Zuroff's insidious intention to harm the British Conservatives and intervene in the UK's domestic policy issues.

AC Grayling: The most insidious danger presented to democracy by terrorism occurs when democracies self-harm in response, by trying to deliver themselves security by the deeply misguided means of tampering with their own civil liberties.