Sentence examples for it particularly nefarious from inspiring English sources
Why is it particularly nefarious for Venezuela to do so?
It spread through particularly nefarious means.
He told me that climate change doesn't really have anything to do with it, and there's nothing particularly nefarious about this month's weather.
It's the "leaning forward" position that's particularly nefarious.
Ebola may have a third, and particularly nefarious, way of overtaking the body.
Branches scratched at my arms as I whizzed past, until a particularly nefarious tree appeared, cutting diagonally across my path.
"Kickbacks in the nursing home pharmacy context are particularly nefarious," Carmen M. Ortiz, the United States attorney for Massachusetts, said in a statement Friday.
The judge, John W. Lungstrum of Federal District Court, ruled that the company's "determination to withhold, mislead and deceive the public" about the dangers of smoking was "particularly nefarious".
Update: According to an industry expert, limiting WhoIs requests is pretty standard to prevent abuse, "My guess is nothing particularly nefarious [is going on] here".
While a youth pastor reaching out to young people doesnt seem particularly nefarious, Sullivan suggests that his use of fake accounts to do so, as well as the content of his communications, was disturbing enough to warrant police involvement.
Gift cards are particularly nefarious.
