Sentence examples for pernicious issue from inspiring English sources

To see racism as singularly the problem of one social class is another refusal to view it as a pernicious issue that is supported by structures within society.

It is halfway around the world from the United States, and yet the people in Hanover Park are dealing with many of the same pernicious issues.

Even if the censorship is an accident, it has a pernicious effect because it makes it harder for LGBT kids to find support, Ellis said in her video about the issue: "I think it's really important to look at why LGBT content has been deemed as inappropriate.

Pernicious result: Moral hazard.

Many people have placed great faith in the idea that integrated care can solve some of the most pernicious health issues of our time.

But in the wake of Bernie Sanders supporters leaving death threats and misogynist slurs on a Nevada official's voicemail, it's become harder to ignore the pernicious gender issues that plague the left.

She called any suggestion that might be taken from the subheading to indicate that there was an effort by the White House to mislead the public on the videotapes issue "pernicious and troubling".

One of the valuable properties of open data is the close connection between the scientist and the content, which can be treated as an opportunity to solve some of the most pernicious data quality issues in chemistry.

Chronic homelessness is the more "long-term, pernicious" form of the issue, Brian Sullivan, HUD public affairs specialist, explained to the Huffington Post in November.

That's the more "long-term pernicious" form of the issue, when people are habitually without shelter, Brian Sullivan, HUD public affairs specialist, told The Huffington Post.

• To the Editor: As the daughter of a patient in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's, I was pleased to see the sheer quantity of space you allotted in the Dec. 26 issue to this pernicious illness.