Sentence examples for seriously pernicious from inspiring English sources
But rare exceptions arrive when a book, even by a total unknown, spreads not sweetness and light but poison and murk – when its effect may be seriously pernicious, in cultivating harmful lies or fomenting hatred.
Seriously, this pernicious practice is, we fear, on the increase.
Although such a design causes problems in practice most notably, pernicious gaming behavior that seriously harms public interests the cost of implementation does not invalidate its benefits in governing China's vast localities.
"To contaminate this process with a financial payment seriously undermines the doctor-patient relationship in a new and pernicious way".
Events over the past year, which saw two high-profile cases in which white police officers killed unarmed black men and were not seriously punished, have forced Americans to confront a dark and pernicious truth about the country's racial inequities.
In more than a dozen books, Elizabeth Drew has written seriously and usefully about the American political process, especially about the pernicious role of big money in elections.
In fact, the truly pernicious commentary has centred around a matter of false equivalence that, if taken seriously, puts Barack Obama in a no-win situation: the idea that just as George Bush failed the test of Hurricane Katrina, so must Obama pass the challenge of Haiti.
Adding the senseless to the pernicious, GOP lawmakers have approved a provision allowing armed volunteers into the schools as 'safety officers.' Seriously, what could go wrong?
It's a pernicious relationship".
