Sentence examples for much more pernicious from inspiring English sources

And it's much, much more pernicious".

Simple carbohydrates appear to play a much more pernicious role.

Hamid passionately criticises countries such as Pakistan who, post-empire, have self-colonised in a much more pernicious way.

I see Washington-style dysfunction, led by the Republicans in the state's House of Representatives, permeating state government in a much more pernicious way.

But the Ergenekon investigation, along with its sister case, called Sledgehammer, rapidly evolved into something much more pernicious: a campaign to crush Erdoğan's political opposition.

Perfectly sane minds possess an incredible capacity for developing narratives, and even some of the wildest conspiracy theories can be grounded in rational thinking, which makes them that much more pernicious.

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.

But at least that thing didn't fancy itself as anything more than slapped-together nonsense, whereas "Suicide Squad" felt so much uglier and more pernicious: The worst garbage is the kind that considers itself a subversive act.

Although much of the popular demand for Internet regulation comes from the ease with which it allows the distribution of pernicious content, a much more important debate about the future of the wired world is hotting up.The argument is about the seemingly arcane subject of cryptography.

But the pernicious weather phenomenon also had a much more pervasive, if easily overlooked, impact.

Even in a heavily robotised modern car factory such as the one which builds Tesla's electric cars perhaps the most advanced such workplace in the world there are still a lot of human workers to be seen".Invisible" robots, such as Aethon's Tugs, look like more pernicious job eaters, ready to take over much of the work that hospital porters do today.