Sentence examples for pernicious cycle from inspiring English sources
Such a pernicious cycle seems highly likely.
And so – regrettably, inexorably – the pernicious cycle of neocolonial self-justification will go on.
Chris Grayling will say the move is designed to help teenage criminals break the "pernicious cycle" of reoffending and become law-abiding adults.
Moreover, a weak monsoon can create a pernicious cycle: lower rural incomes means lower rural demand, while a smaller crop can fuel inflation.
Renzi has spent much of the summer and fall making similar speeches around the country, trying to rally support for a series of major reforms that he has proposed for Italy's constitution, aimed at easing the country's pernicious cycle of political gridlock and instability.
It's a pernicious cycle that researchers are only beginning to understand.
Second, Singaporean leaders realized they had to break the pernicious, self-sustaining cycle of inequality that has characterized so much of the West.
Studies have suggested a close association among socioeconomic status, malnutrition and infectious diseases, especially pneumonia, leading to a cycle particularly pernicious for vulnerable children.
Their life cycles are usually too complex and their defenses too pernicious for easy treatment.
That is until the next bad guy or pernicious cultural shift comes along, at which point we once again recoil in horror, and the whole cycle starts anew.
