Sentence examples for pernicious to from inspiring English sources

"It IS pernicious to inculcate supernaturalism into a child," he posted on the social networking site.

It is especially pernicious to grow plants from sterile seeds, already robbed of their reproductive potential, patented and appropriated by profit-driven enterprises.

"I think it's rather pernicious to inculcate into a child a view of the world which includes supernaturalism – we get enough of that anyway.

The Index librorum prohibitorum (1559; "Index of Forbidden Books"), a list of books condemned by the Roman Catholic Church as pernicious to faith and morals, was compiled by a censorship board that limited orthodox expression to a narrowly controlled range.

Because "racial classifications are simply too pernicious to permit any but the most exact connection between justification and classification," our review of whether such requirements have been met must entail "a most searching examination".

It's not OK, for example, to make your Chinese character shifty and inscrutable or your fat character stupid and lazy: you need to have learned enough to understand where these false ideas come from and why it's so pernicious to replicate them.

Officials in several counties are paying children to pull out a pernicious weed to help eradicate it.

They are the single most important reason to step beyond pettiness and pernicious politics to make things better.

YouTube Kids is a pernicious threat to our children's online innocence, designed to groom them into unquestioning consumers bowing down to the Googleplex!

The most direct way to get your Web site to the top of a search — and the most pernicious — is to pay for it.

He argued that any attempt to associate WikiLeaks with Guccifer 2.0 was pernicious spin trying to turn a coincidence into a conspiracy.