Sentence examples for insidious system from inspiring English sources

"Once again he has to face this archaic, insidious system.

The law no longer condones segregated schooling like it did in the days before Brown, but an insidious system of stratified schooling exists all the same.

What if most (keyword) deportees are nothing more than victims of the continued human, social and economic oppression of black and brown people in America perpetuated no less through the insidious system of mass incarceration?

An insidious vetting system, often used to trip up Kurdish civil-service applicants, is still in place across the country.

Even still, it wouldn't be until seven years later, after reading about Amadou Diallo (shot 41 times by police), that I would realize that what was happening to unarmed black people across the country were not isolated incidents – a bad apple or two – but something more insidious: a system that is rotten at the root.

They will realize worship of westerners is part of the insidious caste system that has caused many of the problems".

Set in San Francisco, the game finds the user playing as a hacker named fighting an insidious operating system that's overtaken the city.

Set in San Francisco, it finds the user playing as a hacker named Marcus Holloway and partnering with a hacking collective called Ded Sec to dismantle an insidious operating system, ctOS 2.0, controlling city infrastructure.

Now, how's that for a "theory?" To claim that the "Black Lives Matter" movement and advocacy for righting an insidious justice system is killing police officers and killing their desire to passionately do their job is nothing more than a calculation to once again attack groups or ideas that do not fit law enforcement's culture.

This was Heidi Krieger, the 1986 European women's shot-put champion, perhaps the most extreme example of the effects of an insidious, state-sponsored system of doping in East Germany.

But now we have to make sure we aren't implementing an even more insidious, neo-colonial system that gives white, rich people around the world the power to make decisions for countries that are not their own.