Sentences with phrase «more insidious»

The second cost will appear later and is more insidious.

[16] The process of colonisation and other forms of oppression have their roots not only in the violent subjugation of groups but also more insidious forms of social control.

Without ignoring biological factors, ABFT therapists presume that family conflict, detachment, harsh criticism or more insidious family traumas (e.g., abandonment, neglect abuse) can cause, maintain and / or exacerbate depression in adolescents.

The induction process is much more insidious and complex.

Not the mention that various online platforms may become the site for even more insidious and relentless bullying.

Besides historically being denied access to legal recognition as a married couple, same - sex couples have also been subjected to more insidious discrimination.

«This is one of the more insidious consequences of racism: internalised racism, the acceptance of negative socio - cultural values about the intrinsic worth of one racial group.

We will soon be trying to deal with a much more insidious problem, like so many other nations and populations.

However, there are several other forms of abuse that can be just as damaging and more insidious.

more insidious, indirect role in increasing interparental problems.

The second part of my friend's dilemma stems from one of the more insidious parts of the employment process: the expectation that you will divulge your current or previous salary arrangements to your future employer.

Either way, it boils down to some form of coin validation with the more insidious side effect being government collusion with the coin validators for purposes of linking individuals to all of their transactions.

Robert Ricci, a marketing director at Blue Fountain Media, says what makes this case more insidious is its connection with possible elections meddling, something Facebook has been under scrutiny for.

Robo - animals aside, Alloy is also fighting a more insidious battle against an oppressive caste system that discards members of its society based on archaic rules, opening them up to cruel treatment from tribe members.

The worst aspects of Internet culture are far more insidious; daily micro - and macroaggressions propagated by other individuals.

Unfortunately, some courts have engaged in an even more insidious practice known as forum selling by actively encouraging patent lawsuits in their districts.

Cynthia Khoo, a Toronto - based lawyer working in internet policy and digital rights, wrote: «This is even more insidious when you consider that a lot of abuse and online harassment does not necessarily take the form of one explosive message, but a pattern of behaviour that results in a series of consistently harassing messages over a period of time, and it's the accumulation of them that causes harm, rather than necessarily any one of them on its own.

In fact, you could argue that zero - rating and similar «sponsored data» plans are more insidious, because subscriptions at least make users consider whether they want to pay more for a better experience on certain apps.

However, there's another more insidious risk here that you need to be aware of.

Pronouns are even more insidious during depositions.

The willful blindness Heffernan describes in her book is at once more complex and more insidious than the straightforward legal principle might suggest.

It is far more insidious in that it attacks our very way of life and seeks to destroy the fundamental values to which we ascribe — values that form the essence of our constitutional democracy.»

In the same category and rather more insidious in their potential impact are the nebulous proposals for protected conversations; a no - fault dismissal process for businesses employing fewer than 10 employees and a «radical slimming down of our existing dismissal processes».

The Courts and Legal Services Act 1990 (Modification of power to make rules about licensed conveyancers) Order 2008 (SI 2008/537) which burst into force on 6 April 2008 is more insidious than you could have imagined.

Part of the answer to Christopher's question is that we have to earn some dough to pay the bills, but there is something far deeper and more insidious at work.

By their genuine skill in facilitating resolutions at an early stage in family motions, the DROs save conflicted families not only the large litigation dollar costs but, also, the more insidious emotional costs.

None of the products, which included brands like Cover Girl, Pantene, Dove, L'Oréal, and Revlon, had the word «phthalates» listed on their bottles, which is even more insidious.

While Saharan sand may be exacerbating air quality issues, Britain's leaders are ignoring a deeper, more insidious problem.

There is a more insidious problem with publishing policy - relevant papers in these journals, particularly Science.

However, a more insidious and destructive effect is pluralistic ignorance.

There are more insidious and dangerous forms of denial that activists must come to terms with.

Beneath the public attacks on climate science, scientists are also subject to a more insidious campaign of intimidation, otherwise known as the subterranean war on science.

It is much more insidious than plain stupidity can explain.

One of the more insidious qualities of the toxin is its tendency to become progressively more concentrated as it works its way up the food chain.

The second problem is more insidious and can only be overcome by the use of multiple sub-RCS curves, with a concomitant potential loss of some longer - timescale climate variance.

More insidious things have happened.

We have something even more insidious stalking these stumbling wretches, the certain, the blessed, the wounded.

But the more insidious problem lies in Dominion's justification for the high charge.

Yes, with smoking it is more insidious because there is a chemical dependency.

WSJ's claim is wrong, of course, but where its authors fail to debunk a popular meme, they also manage to make a much more insidious, and radical, argument.

Pollution has a cost and it is much more insidious because the final costs are in no way related to the up front costs.

A far more insidious problem is identifying the gradual movements (a few mm / yr) which are continuously occurring wherever tectonic plates are colliding.

In fact, the discourse has become much more insidious by creating a false dichotomy that puts protection of the environment in opposition to prosperity and economic growth.

Rather, it is far more insidious and pervasive; it is an addiction to an energy intensive lifestyle driven by copious amounts of fossil fuel combustion.

The third way that lead was exempted from the normal public health measures and regulatory apparatus that had largely controlled phosphorus poisoning, poor quality food and meats and other potential public health hazards was more insidious and involved directly influencing the scientific integrity of the clinical observations and research.

In the long term this kind of thinking will prove more insidious than climate science denial.

More insidious still is the ethos this fosters: a polite, inoffensive, undemanding demeanor, eager to impress but not inclined to disrupt and thus safe to display among wealthy donors.

Here and elsewhere, Buvoli suggests that the politics of time and movement are more insidious and more personal than we might first suspect.

They range from the ludicrous to the more insidious.

We want to consider if the dangers of the present might be more insidious than the ones of the past, because although they are perhaps experienced as less urgent we face them as older people and without the mobilized activist networks we had available some 25 years ago.