Sentence examples for one pernicious from inspiring English sources
This cycle is mostly virtuous, but one pernicious side effect is hype.
One pernicious category of imaginary risks involves those created by users of the dreaded "slippery slope" arguments.
Jakobsson, who also serves as president of the the Global Network of Sex Work Projects, says that one pernicious effect of stigma is the way it's been used to strip sex workers of parental rights, since they are assumed to be incapable of making healthy decisions.
One pernicious myth arising around the release and praise of "La La Land" (which the New York Film Critics Circle, of which I'm a member, picked as Best Picture last week) is that it represents some sort of return of the musical to relevance, even to greatness.
One pernicious breed are telemarketers who coax people with bad credit to shell out for a credit card, but then never actually deliver the plastic.
White is based on two false premises, one more pernicious than the other: that you can understand someone of a different race simply by putting on makeup, and that you need that kind of understanding in order to treat people as the law and morality". And you know, there really are black women who could have done this job.
This study explores one especially pernicious influence on false positives multiple hypothesis testing (MHT).
One particularly pernicious outgrowth of natural law is the idea that states are sovereign equals.
"But it will give the public information regarding one especially pernicious weapon used in modern campaigns".
In a 2007 speech in Munich, Putin famously decried a unipolar world led by the United States as unfair and called a geopolitical arena with one master pernicious for nations within its system.
One especially pernicious form of cultural persecution was the residential school system, a network of church-run boarding schools established in the late 19th century to turn indigenous children into English- speaking Christians — to "take the Indian out of the child".
