Sentence examples for that pernicious from inspiring English sources

But to security experts, it suggested that pernicious attacks on iPhones are possible.

Theodore Roosevelt, a hero of John McCain's, wrote that "pernicious indulgence in the doctrine of free trade seems inevitably to produce fatty degeneration of the moral fiber".

And this forgetfulness has stalked the church throughout centuries of what came to be called Christendom – that pernicious self-supporting symbiosis of church and state.

In the 1991 case, Barnes v. Glen Theatre, Justice Souter said the government could essentially assume that "pernicious secondary effects" would result from the presence of nude dancing establishments.

Of special significance is our finding that pernicious weeds, like ipomoea, can be termidegraded.

However, since anemia was not noted at 6 months postoperatively when the CA15-3 increase was first noted, it was difficult to determine that pernicious anemia was the cause of CA15-3 elevation athatat point.

Often they've had unpaid internships, that most pernicious example of class privilege.

Burleigh believes that the pernicious ideologies that shaped our age — Communism and fascism above all — are best understood as political religions.

But it is in labour-intensive industries, or rather the relative lack of them, that the pernicious effect of the rules is most apparent.

"And now they are the ones telling the Chinese that these pernicious attacks are undermining what has been built up over decades".

It would be possible to shrug off isolated examples of sexist celebrity culture, but it is so all-pervading that its pernicious effects are cumulative.