Exemplos de uso de Is pernicious em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Heat treatment is pernicious for vitamins.
Small fishes do not take out chlorine as it for them is pernicious.
This indifference between humans is pernicious to human relationships;
This is pernicious- At its basis there can be no moral foundations for modern civilization.”.
You can start thinking about solutions to solving that problem,even if the problem is pernicious and as intractable as racism.
For azaleas low temperature is pernicious therefore in the open air they should be held only from April to October, on a cold season bringing them to the room or in the place protected from cold weather.
Resistance in many governments to reinforcing the Commission and its delegations is pernicious for the effective implementation of European policy.
Since this disease is pernicious, it must take care that, as the oxen come back from the work, still hot and panting, they are sprinkled of wine, and mouthfuls of lard are put in their throat.
LEO& CANCER: You're powerful desire to be the center of attention along with your vanity is pernicious for the shy, sensitive Crab.
The main common cause of vitamin B12 deficiency is pernicious and macrocytic anemia, as well as folic acid deficiency. Besides megaloblastic anemia, the patient may show leukopenia, glossitis and high levels of homocysteine.
The commitment of the municipal budget with health being very much beyond the mandatory minimum 15%, is pernicious for the balancing of management in the cities.
Given expresses puzzlement that Cathy Reisenwitz, Nathan Goodman and I seem to agree with him on so many of the particulars in his premises, andyet don't draw the conclusion he does that privilege theory is pernicious.
It is as though masterful the driver operated the car,excessive self-confidence for it is pernicious, and the driver always should have practice of driving and train the skill, differently it can lose professional skills.
To think we have the right to invade their territories and make contact with them, whether they want it or not,with all the likely consequences, is pernicious and arrogant.
In these circumstances, as an individual and as a politician, I cannot rejoice at no longer having to pass through border controls at internal borders, since criminals andillegal immigrants do not have to do so either, and that is pernicious to our society.
Rosado announced that President Fernández has given instructions, both to the DNCD and to the Armed Forces,“that the defense system that we have be used to that end,” whether by sea or in the air,because the problem of narcotics trafficking, is pernicious for the two states that share the island.
The Riojan Pedro Fernández de Navarrete(1564- 1632), canon of Santiago, Seneca translator humanist and royal adviser, was inspired by Cellorigo and Moncada to write his Conservation of Monarchies, a work of mercantilist bias that advocated the control of imports and the promotion of exports, although it did not fall into the trap of bullionism,because it understood that the overabundance of money is pernicious if there are no goods that can be acquired.
Sweat and water are pernicious for autosuntan at this time.
For Klostridiya botulinum air, temperature over 121 degree(which cannot be received on a house plate)and acid are pernicious.
The notion that the bureaucracy¿s stability in public administration would be pernicious and less efficient is inaccurate, especially with regards to turnover and retention of qualified staff.
I still believe that these measures restricting cultural relations are pernicious, but now we can return to the tone with which we have spoken over all these years.
Not all investment funds are pernicious and some of them are actually necessary, but we cannot permit the continued existence of financial black holes.
I think systems are pernicious things, because they may for the moment alleviate the problems, but if you merely follow a system you are a slave to it.
Senator McCarthy, like many before him, then began to fade from the political scene andthe principle that“investigation” was pernicious was re-established.
On a surface of a package there can be sour-milk bacteria which are pernicious for roots of seedling of tomatoes.
Yellow mini-villains never differed in special ingenuity, andeagerness to help owners often was pernicious.
But I hold that while organizations for the social welfare of man are necessary,societies based on religious hopes and beliefs are pernicious.
These transitional phases of imbalance are an integral part of how healthy organisms interact with their environment, but prolonged orchronic stress can be pernicious and plays a significant role in the course of many diseases"Capra, 1992, p.318.
In As Vítimas Algozes[The Victims Executioners], for example, Macedo places,in the narrator's speech, the need for the abolition of slavery because"the slaves are pernicious to live amongst white people, their masters" MELO Jr., 2013, p.34, ensuring that"in no part of the world were there ever more human and complacent masters than in Brazil" MACEDO, 1991, p.62.
Another question was"whether he did not know that his doctrine was pernicious, considering that he favours Jews and Turks, by making excuses for them, and if he has not studied the Koran in order to disprove and controvert the doctrine and religion that the Christian churches hold, together with other profane books, from which people ought to abstain in matters of religion, according to the doctrine of St.