Sentence examples for most pernicious misconceptions from inspiring English sources

One of the most pernicious misconceptions about complex systems is that complexity and chaotic behaviour are synonymous.

"The most deadly misconception about American youth has been the sexual predator panic," she said.

This scarcity is often attributed to many misconceptions, says Kristof, including, arguably, the most pernicious of all: that there simply aren't enough qualified women to fill these spots.

And this is the most pernicious myth of all.

And another: "Kitsch is the most pernicious of all prisons.

This includes the most pernicious ideas and beliefs.

Indeed, the most pernicious and chronic problem in the management of ranges is overgrazing.

The most pernicious activity so far proven is illicit funding of a staff volleyball team.

One of the most pernicious is the "diabolical loop" between sovereign and banking-sector credit-worthiness.

Often they've had unpaid internships, that most pernicious example of class privilege.

ANTI-DUMPING tariffs are among the most pernicious weapons in the protectionists' arsenal.