Sentence examples for more pernicious at from inspiring English sources

Given the recent stir about Hillary Clinton's fast-food habits and her failure to tip at Chipotle, this shallowness might a problem with the media, not music, but there is also something more pernicious at work.

This problem becomes more pernicious as it leaks out into the real world.

Less starry-eyed observers think that a more pernicious process is at work.

"Abolition crushed the industry, but the convict leasing system resurrected it in a form that can legitimately be seen as more pernicious than slavery: Slave masters had at least a nominal interest in keeping alive people whom they owned and in whom they held an economic stake," he wrote.

UTI is a serious disease, especially in older folks, and normal antibiotics aren't very effective at rooting out the more pernicious cases that we see.

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

While we were not the first people to use the Internet to look at another person's privates, something more pernicious and tawdry was under way.

"And yet today, when in effect you don't have a meaningful production code at all, you have a much more pernicious situation, which is a kind of censorship that the artist collaborates in.

"What it says to me is, look at this narrow slice of the Baby Boom generation that now has debt [and] look at its impact... which is, if anything, more pernicious and insidious than it is for younger people.

Though you can point to some scattered examples of left-wing violence (primarily the shooting mentioned above and some brawling by antifascist activists at rallies), right-wing violence has long been more pernicious and widespread.

But there are other less obvious yet more pernicious structural attributes of Russia's economy that have come into starker relief for at least a decade and a half.