But there is also a more insidious danger to our deeply private modern lives.

Mrs. Starkey repeatedly alerts clients to the insidious dangers of familiarity.

It mentioned other insidious dangers as well, drugs or neural hookups that could be addictive.

Czechoslovak officialdom considered Polish influence in the workplace an insidious danger.

Our hermetically-sealed, temperature-controlled, musically programmed car fostered more insidious dangers.

Commodore Hansteen was the first to recognize the slow, insidious danger that was creeping up upon them.

However, other branches, like the Interior Department, have not yet awakened to the more insidious dangers that alien species pose to wildlife and natural ecosystems.

Gradually, therefore, the new yeshivot became bastions of orthodoxy, whose primary task was to ward off this insidious danger.

But our most obvious and insidious danger was internal.

But there's a more insidious danger in using late-night and in-store clinics: You aren't getting continuity of care.