For some, this phenomenon is explained by - to reluctantly use the pernicious American term - "white flight" from the capital's increasing ethnic diversity.
We're more aware now that the death of even one parent can have a pernicious long-term impact on the emotional life of a family, particularly if memories are suppressed.
This emphasis on achievement at any cost had pernicious long-term consequences, as it caused Belarusians to ignore the importance of political processes.
However, for some time now, the Fund's advice has become almost too eclectic, given the growing body of research on the long-term pernicious effects of capital controls.Besides, what, really, are the main lessons of the past 40 years of international financial crises?
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.
But, again, the longer-term effects are pernicious.
He viewed the ancient language not only as different but as superior to that of the present and explained linguistic change not as the product of inevitable historical transformation but as the consequence of the pernicious influence of what he termed karagokoro ("Chinese mind").
For Gopnik, the term "parenting" is itself pernicious.
Because cancer is such a widespread, pernicious disease that requires significant, long-term medical intervention, the economic costs are considerable.
