Sentence examples for insidious rise from inspiring English sources

After the war, the failure of Reconstruction, coupled with the insidious rise of Jim Crow, ushered in a century of repression.

Once the stronghold of Muammar Gaddafi, the coastal town of Sirte has now been transformed into a symbol of the insidious rise of the self-proclaimed Islamic State in Libya.

Given the insidious rise in sexism and misogyny in our society, Deborah Orr might have been better placed speaking to someone like myself who knows just how much Unison has done for working women.

"An insidious rise in hateful actions and anti-Semitism is happening in Virginia and across the country," Kaine said.

Thanks very much to the insidious rise of revenge porn, filming sex in the confines of our own homes has become laced with apprehension for many.

The clinical picture of pre-eclampsia is heterogeneous with some women progressing fast to hypertensive crisis and convulsions, while others have an insidious rise in BP and impaired foetal growth.

That period also saw the start of the insidious, inexorable rise of the ukulele, the ultimate modern symbol of blandification.

Rush debuted mid-September in second place, behind Insidious 2 (£2.10m v £2.88m), rising to the chart summit a week later, and then slipping back a notch in its third week of play.

And since house-price cycles tend to last for a long time, says Mike Poulos of Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, it can be expensive to sustain a short position.Up, up and away with the fairiesThe effects of buying a home when prices are rising are insidious.

The comments illustrated an insidious challenge of Trump's rise.

Even so, trade is collapsing and an insidious protectionism is on the rise (see article).