Sentence examples for pernicious gap from inspiring English sources
CNP meetings are closed to the public and the press, but it's likely that they see their job as being the formulation of policy on 'Christian reconstructionism' - the closing of the pernicious gap between church and state.
Many experts consider the wealth gap to be more pernicious than the income gap, as it perpetuates from generation to generation and has a powerful effect on economic security and mobility.
The cliff notes version of this report could be summed up like this "The pay gap is real, it's pernicious, and it's not going away without serious policy interventions and widespread advocacy".
The putative gap between art and life is a pernicious myth.
An article on the website Salon recently located part of the blame for this supposed gap, for women at least, in the pernicious "good mother myth" – the impossible standards to which women hold themselves, the need to excel at work and at home, to be a brilliant boss, or employee, and a perfect mother.
Dr. Soetoro was also critical of the pernicious notion that the roots of poverty lie with the poor themselves and that cultural differences are responsible for the gap between less-developed countries and the industrialized West.
Domestic abuse is pernicious.
That inertia is pernicious.
It's a pernicious relationship".
