Sentence examples for it pernicious from inspiring English sources
The Board of Deputies of British Jews called it "pernicious".
One expert featured in the series, Kelly Brownell of the Rudd Center for Food Policy & Obesity, says in one of the films that food marketing to children is "powerful, it's pernicious, and it's predatory".
What happens here is relatively low level, but it's pernicious and it ruins lives.
The cliff notes version of this report could be summed up like this "The pay gap is real, it's pernicious, and it's not going away without serious policy interventions and widespread advocacy".
This is our history – it is alive and it is real and it is pernicious.
In theory it was pernicious, he argued, because it refused to recognize slavery as a moral wrong.
"There are democracies that don't have this craziness, where you get something for yourself by lobbying and hide it from everyone else...I think it's pernicious and disgraceful and an insult to the American public".
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing" is as pervasive as it is pernicious: for those of us brought up on soccer and cricket -- with their honorable ties and draws -- the concept is childish and bizarre.
It's how that authority is executed that determines whether it is pernicious or not.
Ballet is so integral to the Russian national psyche that, paradoxically, it has gone through periods of stagnation and near-asphyxiation as defenders built walls to protect it from pernicious foreign influences.
