perniciously

adv.

有害地，有毒地；

“Leadership”: a perniciously vague concept
Humanity and the Perils of Perniciously Politicized Science
Part III: Ethics, truth, and belief. Humanity and the perils of perniciously politicized science / N. Ann Davis ; Social moral epist...
How can I possibly capture, in mere words, the welter of emotions that continue to perniciously smolder the entire fiber of my being...
The Best Thing about Europe Is That They'll Wreck the Euro the Most Perniciously Idiotic Aspect of the Lafontaine Agenda Is Its Vulg...
On top of the Arab Spring, petro-tyrants now face perniciously low oil prices
ON ISRAEL, THE NEW YORK TIMES IS PERNICIOUSLY BIASED
California State Budget--The State Budget Deficit is a Perniciously Persistent and Dangerous Problem
On Pernicious Recursion.
SSRN-Pernicious Ambiguity in Contracts and Statutes by Lawrence Solan