Sentence examples for more pernicious problem from inspiring English sources

It puts a face — or rather, a mask — on a far more pernicious problem: online espionage.

In the process, it should address the more pernicious problem of dynasty trusts.

The second, and more pernicious, problem is that in talking about what is happening, rather than about what could happen, Obama is dodging the issue.

He was rewarded for his silver medal at London with six cows, but last year he suffered with a thigh strain and a potentially more pernicious problem: fame.

But this and several other high-profile cases of misconduct resonated in the scientific community because of a much broader, more pernicious problem: too often, experimental results can't be reproduced.

The protracted fighting in eastern Congo is a symptom of a more pernicious problem than ethnic tension: the rush for control of natural resources.

Other, perhaps more pernicious, problems can occur when the service is ostensibly working but is in fact returning plausible, but erroneous results.

Far more pernicious is the problem of thermal noise – the heat of the apparatus itself.

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

But one aspect of rising inequality is more pernicious:If we are looking for objectionable problems in the top 1 percent of income earners, much of it boils down to finance and activities related to financial markets.

The second problem with secret rankings is even more pernicious.