The fires that caused what may have been the most pernicious man-made smog in history have been burning almost every summer in Indonesia for the past 15 years.
He has never given in to the tacit demand that a writer should also be a guide, a philosopher (his essays are so many forms of questioning) a historian, or in a more pernicious way, a man who must justify himself.
Some economists look at moving averages to predict the markets, but what if the leading indicator of trouble on the horizon is the pernicious prevalence of man braids?
"What is important is that having rejected stereotypical thinking about consent and rape, we don't adopt equally pernicious assumptions about men and their tendency to rape and/or the inherent believability of complainants".
The wolf is something threatening now: the wild, unpredictable element in dogs; an uncivilized mirror of man; a pernicious competitor for livestock.
Thousands of youngsters on each side of the Atlantic were hooked as the game was stripped of the stultifying and pernicious grip of the men in the stained nylon blazers.
Cumulative incidences of other autoimmune conditions, including pernicious anemia (17 women, 4 men) and adrenal disease (2 women, 2 men), were low.
It seems more pernicious for women and transgender men and women, because we're still trying to claw for equality in so many realms.
The book is so pernicious that it drives an elderly man to hang himself from a noose that doesn't look capable of supporting a pair of socks.
In these sentences, the British naturalist points out that the doctrine of independent acts of creations is pernicious (i.e., harmful) to man's desire to understand all aspects and processes that occur in the natural world.
