Sentence examples for less pernicious from inspiring English sources

In truth, Mr. Jobs's effect on the media landscape has been less pernicious than opportunistic.

It comes in more forms than it did a half-century ago, but it is no less pernicious.

The first and less pernicious: the knee-jerk importing of virtually any show that makes a splash in London.

Given the evidence linking soda to obesity and tooth decay, soda ads may be no less pernicious.

The other motive, and the less pernicious, is we should all have an equal access to health care.

He was one of the few censured Soviet artists to survive the purges.Post-war democracy had its (less pernicious) musical agenda, too.

IN THIS week's print edition, we explore how mortgage subsidies have encouraged banks to lend more to homeowners and less to firms, with pernicious economic consequences.

There are other, less visible but equally pernicious problems, including a breakdown in the fabric of a citizenry long-famed, thanks to Timbuktu's location at the crossroads of the Sahara, for its cosmopolitan mix of cultures and ethnicities.

Yet a second form of risk is at once less conspicuous and more pernicious than the first.

It only makes your immune system weaker and less resistant to the pernicious pathogens that will inevitably infect you when your town becomes a disaster zone.

For them, stopping people from peeing in a bathroom that matches their gender identity is nothing less than blocking a pernicious liberal experiment and upholding religious values.