Sentence examples similar to a leading menace from inspiring English sources

Days before, columnist Quentin Letts had described Ebdon as, variously "a leading 'access' bore… a functionary from some minor university… grey-minded, platitude-spouting… a menace".

It's a leading question.

A leading economic index declines.

He's a leading man.

She is a leading lady.

Sallai Meridor, Israel's ambassador to the Washington, called it "a major diplomatic step in the effort to prevent Iran — a global menace and leading sponsor of terrorism — from obtaining nuclear weapons, which threatens international peace and security".

A leading businessman is blunter.

This is the first time in more than a decade that the expert respondents ranked climate change as the gravest issue leading the list of menaces - a point that has not escaped the radar of the investor community, who now needs to understand how the effects of climate change will affect financial markets.

This dispute has all the menace of religious hatred down the ages, leading a retreat into tribalism and fear.

We were leading a coalition.

Jim Furyk leading a major championship.