Sentence examples for pernicious danger from inspiring English sources
The more pernicious danger is that the political system as a whole depends on the bribes.
Perhaps the quietest, yet most pernicious, danger we face is the lack of financial knowledge.
Such laws, though, are designed to protect us not from rich candidates but from more pernicious dangers -- the poisonous influence of chit-calling donors and the chilling advantage of incumbency.
"That is a pernicious and dangerous thing".
Pernicious means dangerous, destructive, deadly.
However, they are in danger of recreating the pernicious distinction between the deserving and undeserving poor.
Thus we must all be aware of the danger posed by this pernicious forgery, and new methods as well as old must be employed to protect society against the perpetuation of these lies.
But the only perniciousness that I see is the inherent danger of a profit-only mentality that views a thoroughly wholesome, healthy, environmentally beneficial trend like parents making their own baby food as pernicious.
Rihanna is the latest celebrity to fall victim to a pernicious prank that wastes police resources and could put others in danger.
But they also warned about the rising danger of extremist groups, which Mr. Ford said were being bolstered by the "pernicious" influence of Iran.
