Sentence examples for pernicious world from inspiring English sources

The blame for this lies in many places but nowhere is the roots of this problem clearer than in the pernicious world of lad culture.

Bill Keller, executive editor of The Times, said in a statement: "What we published in December 2005 was a disturbing portrayal of a pernicious online world.

An ex-News of the World hack and editor, he embodies the kind of pernicious man we imagined staking out the families of murdered children.

"The book is going to have pernicious real-world effects," said Mr. Leiter, a philosopher at the University of Chicago, who has frequently chided Mr. Nagel on his widely read blog.

Moreover, the overgeneralizations that brain difference theorists promote have pernicious real-world effects.

But their announced objectives have been badly undermined by the contours of their argument — a prosecutor's brief that depicts Israel as a singularly pernicious force in world affairs.

A brief ceasefire is duly declared in this ­column's futile battle against the pernicious influence of the world's most ­irritating food guide.

One of the most pernicious ideas in the world of education right now is that the sole function of school is to train students for the workplace.

She plays Violet as a tease in iron petticoats, a stage mother whose primary audience — her exquisite, refined, educated son — has left her to a world of pernicious fools.

Among the many devastating effects of the current global financial crisis, one of the most pernicious in the developed world is the upward trajectory of the unemployment rate for young people, which rose by six percentage points in the OECD area from 2007 to 2009, with Spain experiencing an alarming 42% youth unemployment rate in 2010.

Much remains to be done, and the U.S. government is committed to rescuing children from this pernicious practice around the world.