Sentence examples for insidious measures from inspiring English sources

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Activists have drawn attention to insidious measures to curtail LGBTI people's freedoms, including campaigns against Russia's repeated attempts to table a UN Human Rights Council resolution on "traditional values," which has been called a "smokescreen to obscure and legitimise the exclusion of minority and disfranchised groups in society".

Sources said the malware found in Nasdaq's network was complex and insidious, but tougher security measures and more vigilance could have helped the company detect the intrusion more quickly.

The aim is to assess the dangers that drug trafficking poses to governance, security and democracy in West Africa and to propose concrete measures to combat this insidious menace.

But the impact of corruption is far more insidious and harmful than can be measured numerically.

"I think there are biases -- insidious biases, that are hard to measure.

Unlike a simple nay vote on a measure that a Senator disagrees with, it is an insidious mechanism to prevent a vote on the measure in the first place, with the goal of killing it by running out the clock.

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.

Even more insidious, the drop in carbonate ions reduces a measure called the aragonite saturation state, which refers to the level of a mineral form of calcium carbonate called aragonite that oyster larvae need to form their growing shells.

It also, unfortunately, brought back to life an insidious historical myth: that the reparations and other treaty measures were so odious that they made Adolf Hitler's rise and World War II inevitable.

The day before the Senate defeated the home health care amendment, Senators Collins, Lieberman and Specter introduced an amendment with some measures to push medicine away from the insidious fee-for-service payment system.