Sentence examples for pernicious than from inspiring English sources

But the law, SB1070, is far more pernicious than that.

In truth, Mr. Jobs's effect on the media landscape has been less pernicious than opportunistic.

Yet is this any more pernicious than the grade inflation so rampant in society?

Repesh says the game can be more pernicious than other addictions.

The complaint against Citigroup alleges conduct that could be considered more pernicious than the charges against Goldman.

Here's a choice quote: [Student adviser Vince] Repesh says the game can be more pernicious than other addictions.

"What it says to me is, look at this narrow slice of the Baby Boom generation that now has debt [and] look at its impact... which is, if anything, more pernicious and insidious than it is for younger people.

And it's a more pernicious action than you might think.

But the war on women is something more pernicious even than a "cold war".

And it may be that the sanctification of the later war has had more pernicious consequences than the anathematisation of the former.

The defense memorandum portrays insider trading as a less pernicious offense than other types of securities fraud, in which individual investors can be identified as particular victims, because no one individual can be shown to have suffered identifiable losses.