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• r  in a harmfully insidious manner
• r  in a noxiously baneful way

• Last week, in a Paris court, the referee rejected both petitions on the ground that the film does not offend either ancestor "perniciously," contains "charming naveties as .
• Born in Vienna, he won a prize at the Royal Academy, Berlin, began his career there in the days when the Kaiser perniciously interfered in the work of every studio.
• The literature of the illicit narcotics trade bristles with tales of perniciously ingenious capers and official corruption.

• insidiously
• banefully

Quotes

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• Richard Blumenthal in New York Times
  Most sunscreens are deceptively and misleadingly labeled, most perniciously to give consumers a false sense of security,Mr. Blumenthal said last week. "In my view, the FDA's failure to act is unconscionable and unjustifiable in any public...
• David Horovitz in Toronto Star
  • "The 'humanitarian aid' flotilla was clearly a perniciously well-conceived initiative, for which Israel prepared inadequately," writes David Horovitz of the Jerusalem Post. "Hampered by a prime minister who is overseas (note: Netanyahu...
• Richard Dawkins in Examiner.com
  Dawkins calls this type of explanation, "at best unhelpful and at worst perniciously misleading."