Sentence examples for pernicious for from inspiring English sources

Their life cycles are usually too complex and their defenses too pernicious for easy treatment.

Yet Thatcher's legacy has been as pernicious for music as it was for the rest of British society.

But views differ on whether it is pernicious for analysts to own shares in companies they report on.

The habit of subsidising the export of surplus food, a favourite of the French, is pernicious for poor countries, since it undercuts local markets.

Finally, these disciples argued that the existence of a single transcendental subject, the Ego, would render the thing-in-itself superfluous and even pernicious for the scientific treatment of epistemology.

"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing" is as pervasive as it is pernicious: for those of us brought up on soccer and cricket -- with their honorable ties and draws -- the concept is childish and bizarre.

Indeed, it should be abandoned as both false and pernicious — bad for Africans and bad for us.

Our finding of a pernicious effect for children but not for women is consistent with studies that show that the effects of maternal depletion can be different for the mother and the fetus, with the fetus being affected more than the mother in cases of severe nutritional deficiencies.

Although we do not know the exact underlying cause, infants born to African American mothers using antidepressants in pregnancy suggest an adverse effect on the methylation status of the H19 DMR, indicating a higher risk for loss of imprinting of IGF2 and potentially pernicious consequences for their health status in later life.

It's an opportunity to fight for Kensington, to stop the Labour party and their pernicious plans for a new tax on the family home, and to support the strong leadership of David Cameron".

It listed the most pernicious difficulties for manufacturers: power shortages, taxes and the "inspector raj".