Sentence examples for particularly insidious from inspiring English sources

A class of them called retroviruses is particularly insidious.

But asbestos does harm in a particularly insidious way.

The dynamic of animal abuse in the context of domestic violence is a particularly insidious one.

This fall-out product, one of 200 produced in nuclear blasts, is considered particularly insidious.

This is because MenB has a particularly insidious cloak-and-hide strategy.

"It is a particularly insidious demonstration of gender inequality in the workplace," Mlambo-Ngucka said on Wednesday.

And they condemned as particularly "insidious" the sale of the top spot on search results; a practice Google now champions.

It's a particularly insidious form of fraud in that it plays on our evidently justifiable fear of fraud.

A recipe for the "particularly insidious punch" Robert Penn Warren made to celebrate his thirty-eighth birthday.

Two millennia later, invisibility still suffered a reputation as a particularly insidious form of absolute power: morally toxic to whoever possessed it, physically hazardous to everyone else.

Still, child identity theft can be particularly insidious because it may go undiscovered for years, until the child grows up and applies for credit.