Sentence examples for pernicious methods from inspiring English sources
If he's unable to buy loyalty through patronage, Mr. Putin could turn to more pernicious methods like bullying neighbors and fanning the flames of nationalism.
Nicholas Jacobs London Lisa Appignanesi's essay led me to recall a 19th-century pre-Freudian specimen of actual malignity - Roger Chillingworth in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850, whose pernicious methods are described in a chapter called "The Leech".
Thus we must all be aware of the danger posed by this pernicious forgery, and new methods as well as old must be employed to protect society against the perpetuation of these lies.
"By our method we also contril pernicious waves in dwellings, due to contaminated lodes or faulty underground.
History has demonstrated that, for centuries, women and men have been using various methods of contraception, some of which were pernicious to women's overall health, to prevent pregnancy and control their fertility[ 1].
That's why it's high time for real, truth-loving Americans to employ the same logic and observational methods used by climate change deniers to debunk a far more pernicious fantasy perpetuated for centuries by Big Science: The "theory" that the Earth is round, that it spins wildly on its own axis and that it hurtles madly through "outer space".
DEPENDING on your point of view, members of the barberry (Berberis) clan are valuable ornamental plants, invasive botanical thugs, a boon to wildlife, a great means of enclosing property, a low-maintenance method of erosion control, or the alternate hosts of a pernicious crop disease.
As methods to record and analyze optical imaging signals become more precise, such biases can have an increasingly pernicious impact on the accuracy of findings, especially in the comparison of cytoarchitechtonic areas, in area-of-activation measurements, and in plasticity or developmental experiments.
It's a pernicious relationship".
Alcoholism is ugly and pernicious".
