Often they've had unpaid internships, that most pernicious example of class privilege.
Second homes are a particularly pernicious example of this, and nowhere is this more evident than in Salcombe, where locals have been devastatingly priced out of the area.
Lots of people have mentioned drugs, and the way they function as the most complex and pernicious example of correction in the novel: little pills that can turn you into a slightly different person.
The "most pernicious" example of product placement in reality TV was Donald Trump's The Apprentice, where advertisers such as Home Depot paid for its executives to appear in the programme giving advice to contestants.
Yet the air war part of that mayoral campaign was the nastiest example of negative tactics the capital has seen since the notorious 1983 Bermondsey byelection - won by the Liberal Democrats, by the way - and the most sly and pernicious example of dog-whistle politics the capital has yet endured.
They constitute a portion of population, that is worse than useless in any community; and their death, if no pernicious example be set by it, is never matter of reasonable regret with any one.
By 1917, the government forced the big aviation pioneers to create a "patent pool" available for licence by all.Other examples of pernicious patents abound.
Hume's A History of England provides many examples of the pernicious effects that religion can have.
Is it legitimate to ban same-sex marriage on the basis of its purportedly pernicious effects on children, for example?
There can be no meaningful refutation of the more pernicious elements of the religiopolitical spectrum, for example, till blasphemy laws exist.
