Sentence examples for pernicious expression from inspiring English sources

It found its most pernicious expression in Yugoslavia, a country patched together in 1943 out of six republics.

And if Jenkins and team want to protect the value of that business, they feel they have to pay the going rate for "talent" (what a resonantly pernicious expression that is).

By this doctrine [of special creation] anything and everything could be equally well explained; and [this doctrine] has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to any other branch of natural history.' As Dobzhansky famously said, 'Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution,' — indeed, of evolution by natural selection.

By this doctrine, anything and everything can be equally well explained; and it has proved as pernicious with respect to Expression as to every other branch of natural history.…He who admits on general grounds that the structure and habits of all animals have been gradually evolved, will look at the whole subject of Expression in a new and interesting light" (Darwin 1872b, p. 12).

The tradition of coffee evangelism, epitomized by Alfred Peet, can seem, in its clumsier expressions, capricious, or even pernicious: a small cabal of self-appointed experts, telling everyone else that they are doing it wrong.

The reduced expression of this enzyme under pernicious living conditions may indicate an alteration in the lipid metabolism of the worm.

"As things stand, the Doyle case represents an erosion of freedom of expression that could have long-lasting and pernicious consequences," Ferguson writes.

But what's most pernicious is the way Facebook invites and normalizes the public expression of private feelings.

We utilized the matrix file containing the mapped read counts for each of the three biological replicates for each sex, produced by the Corset software, to perform a differential gene expression analysis between adult males and females of P. pernicious.

The Index librorum prohibitorum (1559; "Index of Forbidden Books"), a list of books condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as pernicious to faith and morals, was compiled by a censorship board that limited orthodox expression to a narrowly controlled range.

Thus, the ability of PIs to decrease the expression of DC-SIGN on cells surface of DC would enables them to intercept one of the most pernicious routes used by HIV-1 to infect antigen-specific T-cells.