perniciously

IPA: pɝnˈɪʃɪsɫi

Examples of "perniciously" in Sentences

Jacques 'entire motivation, he added, had been perniciously commercial.
While elementary schools have shown progress on national achievement exams, high-school results have stayed perniciously low.
In truth there is little evidence that the banks are perniciously holding back loans and trying to drive the economy back into recession.
It affects how we think about and talk about rape, perniciously affecting how we treat rape victims, how we prosecute rapists and how we try to prevent future rapes from occurring.
Moreover, compared to those who perniciously enable systemic corruption by obsessing over the punishment of one person, I think Polanski's reaction to evident judicial misconduct is laudable.
Moreover, compared to those who perniciously enable systemic corruption by obsessing over the punishment of one person, I think Polanski\'s reaction to evident judicial misconduct is laudable.
In the shadowy nether world of Internet political blogging -- where intrigue meets invective and rancid calumny is de rigeur -- one apocryphal New York blog stands ominously and perniciously alone.
His injury was the result of the same thing that caused Bell's death -- a botched undercover operation that probably shouldn't have been conducted in the first place, and more perniciously, the underlying systemic racism that leads to race-based assumptions and fear.