Sentence examples for a bane for from inspiring English sources

Bribery in foreign business operations has become a bane for many global corporations.

The country's vegetarianism is a bane for both her people and her cattle.

Often mowed and doused with herbicides, power transmission lines have long been a bane for environmentalists.

The geography that defines Pakistan's security worries has also been a bane for the United States.

Arsenal's inconsistency is not only a problem for their manager, it is a bane for bettors.

Local and European elections due on June 4th are as much a boon as a bane for Mr Brown.

Producing those has been a bane of the amateur for years, because it requires getting moisture onto the bread as the crust develops.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California and chairwoman of the Rules Committee, welcomed the change, saying the former practice "has been a bane of our existence for a long time".

The book also had some great one-liners that I really enjoyed like "Colonialism is a terrible bane for a people upon whom it is imposed, but a blessing for a language". I think the book is beautifully written with intricate descriptions and observations, but it's not verbose.

MS CEO Nadella on AI values: It's good fun to argue about whether advanced machine learning is going to be a tremendous benefit or a horrific bane for humankind, but Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says we shouldn't get so sidetracked that we forget the real issue.

Lithuania's entry into the European Union last year has been a big boon, and a slight bane, for Iki.