Sentence examples for insidious trends from inspiring English sources

It highlighted the targeting of medical workers as "one of the most insidious trends" in Syria's civil war.

One of the most insidious trends in these and other areas is towards extreme precaution, often built around an extreme interpretation of the precautionary principle.

But public indifference, easy availability of food, constant advertising and that insidious trend, size creep, provide tough competition.

"This insidious trend can also be observed in our stadiums, as football is a reflection of society.

But they worry about a deeper, more insidious trend: the steady erosion of day-to-day support for parks.

Apart from censorship and surveillance by the government, an insidious trend of political, ethnic, and religious groups threatening artists, writers, and scholars with violence and legal action has been gathering strength across India.

Frank Gehry's extravagant design for the Spanish outpost of the Guggenheim Museum was an impressive architectural achievement, but it also started an insidious trend, argues Oren Safdie, author of "Private Jokes, Public Places," a Shavian satire of contemporary architecture that opened last Wednesday at the Theater at the Center for Architecture in Greenwich Village.

Reading his article was sufficient proof that they are useful; it was the only piece in that week's issue of The Economist that I had to read twice to understand.CHRIS HALLHong KongAdvertorial admonitionSIR It is an insidious trend in modern publishing that PR material from global conglomerates appears in the guise of objective journalism.

Depending on your point of view, that makes her either an obstructionist whose intransigence will lead to the collapse of Pier 40, literally and figuratively, and jeopardize the park as a whole, or a principled stalwart whose stand will save the park from being destroyed by the insidious trend of privatization.

There is a more subtle and insidious trend, however, that may prove to be more damaging than tech-born changes in learning modality.

One of the more insidious musical trends in recent years has been the rise of bro-country and country-rap.