Sentence examples for * scourges from inspiring English sources

Savonarola scourges himself daily in his cell.

Drug scourges have come and gone.

The police appeared powerless to address these scourges.

Labour was soon hunting for new consumer scourges.

Among the scourges: deer, geese, raccoon and wild turkeys.

The general public accuses them of bringing scourges like AIDS.

He has examined Phytophthora root rot and the Swiss needle cast — both pernicious conifer scourges.

And, like present-day old-media scourges of the blogosphere, they had a point.

She proceeded to tick off the common scourges that afflict it.

Ancient scourges like Guinea worm, river blindness and polio are on their way out.

He adds: "The great global scourges of modern life are always made worse by not knowing".