Sentence examples for pernicious dynamic from inspiring English sources
And this pernicious dynamic extends far beyond national security: "Ellen Weiss, Washington bureau chief for E.W. Scripps newspapers and stations, said 'the Obama administration is far worse than the Bush administration' in trying to thwart accountability reporting about government agencies".
"August" illustrates how a pernicious family dynamic can bring out the worst in anyone and everyone.
However, the dynamic and pernicious impact of colonisation, particularly its influence on Aboriginal men's way of life, had significant negative consequences on their emotional wellbeing.
Various scholars have shown that this dynamic, and its pernicious effects on immigrants, is diminished in more universalistic welfare states (Van der Waal, De Koster & Van Oorschot, 2013; Larsen, 2006; Swank & Betz, 2003; Van Oorschot, 2000; Kumlin & Rothstein 2010; Rothstein 2015).
Certain moments might attempt to honor the Pinterian promise of a skewed cosmos, of a nervous and pernicious absurdity, but instead of delivering a drama as twistedly dynamic as Pinter's best work, Coe errs on the side of earnestness, embraces the sentimental and quotidian.
The gold standard would have played a pernicious role no matter what, but France's behaviour made the dynamic Mr Krugman describes much worse than it should have been.
It's a pernicious relationship".
Alcoholism is ugly and pernicious".
And sentimentality can be pernicious.
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
