Sentence examples for a frequent menace from inspiring English sources

On one short street divided between Jews and Palestinians, the Jewish homes are protected against the stones and firebombs that have been a frequent menace by a 60-foot-high, street-wide fence.

Typhoons are a frequent threat and earthquakes a constant menace -- 2,455 people died in a quake here just over four years ago that destroyed 51,000 homes and damaged an additional 53,000.

In an area where typhoons are an even more frequent menace than tsunamis and earthquakes, the weather has to be carefully monitored.

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An increasingly frequent menace in Thames Water's 68,000 miles of sewers and other systems around the country, these grease balls are blocking Joseph Bazalgette's engineering masterpiece, which was designed to save London from the 19th century's big stink, not the 21st century's big burger.

He was a frequent target for Oldham long balls and a constant menace for the Yeovil defence.

Author is a frequent customer.

Become a frequent flier.

Compulsive behaviour, such as circling, was only observed in atypical scrapie, and an impaired menace response was considerably more frequent in atypical scrapie cases.

But in a President they would be a menace.

A person without commitments becomes a menace.