Sentence examples for pernicious case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Castro nearly died in 2006 during a botched colon surgery to treat a pernicious case of chronic diverticulitis.

In the most pernicious case of partisan interference, Republican political operatives in New Mexico -- aided and abetted by Rove and Miers -- succeeded in putting a strong U.S. Attorney on the chopping block because he failed to do their political bidding.

Yet sooner or later, even the most pernicious cases of garden-variety insomnia ebb, if not of their own accord, then with the help of Scotch or Sonata.

UTI is a serious disease, especially in older folks, and normal antibiotics aren't very effective at rooting out the more pernicious cases that we see.

During pernicious cases, the initial inflammatory response is excessive and can result in tissue injury, organ failure, and death.

She was such a pernicious character.

Causes of the deficiency include malabsorption of the vitamin (60% of all cases), pernicious anemia (15%20%% of all cases), and insufficient dietary intake.

But what makes the case so pernicious, what makes the tactic so dangerous, is exactly what the Church Committee cited when denouncing COINTELPRO: namely, it is the US government targeting citizens for their political beliefs, and then turning them into criminals by exploiting their unpopular political views.

While softening commodity prices are hitting producers the world over, in Russia's case, a pernicious mix of infighting among some owners, complex alliances with the Kremlin, and a general elevation of political risk from the war have caused investors to think twice.

One especially pernicious aspect of arbitration cases is that they are hard to overturn.

The definition of cobalamin deficiency remains imprecise; a definition based only on clinical symptoms lacks specificity up to advanced stages, except in cases of pernicious anaemia.