Sentence examples for is very pernicious from inspiring English sources

I think that the notion that solutions exist as a consumer sell rather than as a lifestyle or an understanding of the deeper implications of health is very pernicious, particularly when it is male centric.

"Bush badly mangled the definition of enemy combatant to expand to anyone who might be giving support, which was very pernicious," he said.

Since few people know about the pernicious consequences of injection abuse, it is very common that patients demand injection treatments for the purpose of quick recovery from sickness.

"It is a world problem and it is a very pernicious problem.

" 'Stability' is a very pernicious word," he said.

Even at very low concentration, it can be a very pernicious to human beings.

We are not arguing that markets are always pernicious - in fact, markets can be very useful.

I'm very suspicious of materialism and have a demented personal crusade against the pernicious effects of advertising.

But managers have never been very good – like teachers spotting bullies in the playground – at identifying equally pernicious behaviour that expresses itself in more subtle and accumulative ways.

For both induced abortion and miscarriage, the patterns are very similar in the two studies for the shortest IPIs, but the pernicious effects of long intervals on the unadjusted relative risks are larger for Matlab than in Scotland.

"So I think what we are doing is highlighting the very cruel, very nasty, very pernicious language that is being used by some people - and in particular by the cardinal, who won. "I think we are right to highlight that and to shine a light on that kind of discrimination, and hence why bigot of the year was one of our award categories.