Sentence examples for pernicious are from inspiring English sources

More pernicious are the seemingly innocent questions which lead to a declaration of lifestyle.

Insider scuttlebutt: the popbitch website Equally pernicious are the legal threats it receives on behalf of the stars which it mercilessly writes about.

Addicts come in many guises, but the most pernicious are substance-abuse abusers — those reckless, incorrigible souls who cannot stop bingeing on the weaknesses of the rich and semi-famous.

In the light of modern knowledge, we now know that these 2 syndromes, 1 benign, the other pernicious, are both caused by the hemotrophic bacterium, Bartonella bacilliformis.

Chesterton's politics, where not pernicious, were largely nonsense".

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

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

Just as pernicious is the behavior of American companies on matters outside their immediate purview.

The most pernicious is probably the Flash cookie maintained by the Adobe Flash plug-in.

The other motive, and the less pernicious, is we should all have an equal access to health care.

"What I think is pernicious is the connection between dropping testing and therefore dropping curriculum," she says.