Sentence examples for insidious type of from inspiring English sources

Her doctors believe she has an insidious type of heart disease, more common in women than men, that researchers are just beginning to understand.

Modern warfare has introduced a new and insidious type of pollutant to battlegrounds in the Middle East and Europe: depleted uranium.

Now, however, a more insidious type of Twitter insider is on the rise, one that cannot be easily dismissed as unfiltered and unverified.

The drawback of relying only on diploid genomes is that this also gives rise to the insidious type of Muller's ratchet I have just discussed, whereby recessive deleterious mutations can start accumulating silently in the genome of outbred individuals.

While she condemns old Washington ways and purports to be for the people, she simultaneously continues to use some of the most insidious types of political manoeuvring that makes voters so resigned and cynical.

Man-in-the-Browser: One of the world's most insidious types of MiTM is the man-in-the-browser, also known as a banking Trojan.

Maps, compared to the more insidious types of GPS, which are going to [cause] the internal compass to be just useless.

And then there are the less obvious but equally insidious types of oppression -- like well-meaning parents who in their shortsightedness, out of fear, apathy or loyalty to received traditions, ask their children to abdicate their God-given humanity and responsibility for their own selves.

One of the first films about a sex offender, Fritz Lang's "M," from 1931, dramatized the plight of this insidious type.

And for those authors like me who find themselves consigned to the redlined literary ghetto, it represents discrimination of the most insidious type.

This was a golden opportunity to raise awareness about the insidious non-physical types of abuse affecting approximately 50 million women and 50 million men in the United States.