Mr. DeCinces (and the accused tippees) and Mr. Marovitz, on the other hand, are not involved in the securities industry, so their trading can be viewed as less pernicious, although it certainly violated the securities laws.
But there were also dissenting voices, namely those of black artists of an older generation, among them Betye Saar, who objected to Ms. Walker's art, particularly to what they viewed as her pernicious revival of racist caricatures.
The 22-page text proposes the gradual elimination of what the W.H.O. and many nations view as the pernicious use of advertising and sponsorships in the sports world, particularly in soccer and auto racing, but sets no timetable to achieve that goal.
In the case of evolution, it is especially pernicious when a secondary scientific controversy is viewed as calling all of evolutionary theory into question and when a conflict between a scientific idea and non-scientific viewpoint is treated as a legitimate controversy within the scientific community.
You depict golf-players in Asia as fanatics and the sport itself as pernicious.
It is a sporting version of the lobby system in politics, and it can be quite as pernicious.
This tension, between what's good for the global economy and domestic political imperatives, seems as pernicious as ever.
There's a counter-reformation afoot as pernicious as anything the Papacy levelled against the European Enlightenment.
Since today the tendency in aesthetics is to insist that all things called 'art' are rightly so-called, it is important emphasize this fact; the Institutional Theory of Art, and the Theory of Mass Art, would no doubt be viewed by Collingwood as pernicious linguistic confusions.
Mr Hester views this legacy as pernicious and points to the concentrations of risky loans on RBS's books as evidence of deeper problems than boardroom errors about capital ratios.
