The exercise was designed to demonstrate the insidious nature of anoxia and its inherent dangers.

To truly understand the insidious nature of loneliness, it helps to think about snakes and sticks.

However, clearly, the object contained within was not the diadem, but something of a more insidious nature.

A necropsy study of 737 cases showed a 2.4% incidence with 2 out of 15 (13%) bilateral, perhaps indicating the insidious nature of many cases.

This, however, fails to address the low-level, insidious threat from staff turnover, and the danger in a global context.

A more insidious threat derives from what happened in that ace last finale.

The more insidious threat comes from rules that distort incentives and that nobody questions, bar a few smart hedge funds.

Most of us are dimly aware of the insidious way that our eyeballs are sold to advertisers, but have become inured to the process.

But many drivers argue that parking and speeding fines are a more insidious way of raising revenue.

Despite this optimism, cyberspace may, in some insidious ways, further the erosion of truth wrought by television.

You can see it in insidious ways.

And it can change you in slow, insidious ways.

This would amount to a particularly insidious kind of discrimination, one that often goes undetected.

Straws make up only a small fraction of this waste but their thinness makes them particularly insidious, entangling marine wildlife and consumed by fish.

It's just another commercial website, with a particularly insidious brand of camouflaged advertising.

In areas affected by bushwhacking the actions were particularly insidious since it amounted to a fight of neighbor against neighbor.

The buried defects are particularly insidious, and even 10 nm defects may be considered risky.