Sentence examples for a scourge from from inspiring English sources

Racism isn't a scourge from the past, it is just enacted in different ways.

Nonetheless, Erdoğan will almost certainly convince his core supporters that YouTube is a scourge from which they must be protected.

As hinted at before, I came from a family that considered video games a scourge from some malevolent planet, not unlike like Mario's Goombas or Metroid's Space Pirates.

It was a scourge from the cold war era, standing for exactly 17 years like a stubborn sliver of the Berlin Wall.

In it he proclaims the depredations of the "Danes" (who were, at that point, primarily Norwegian invaders) a scourge from God to lash the English for their sins.

The usual scenario is a science fiction adventure in which humanity is attacked by a scourge from without -- an extraterrestrial menace -- and that common threat provides common cause, and unifies us.

Shall I tell you your rights are protected and racism is now a scourge banished from society?

The Mummy Returns In this sequel, a rush of characters, ancient and modern, stampede through the Nile valley and London in a scramble to avoid an ancient scourge from the netherworld called the Scorpion (the Rock, borrowed from the World Wrestling Federation).

Now is the best chance to head off the creation of more narco-states in Africa and prevent a new scourge from sinking roots in this long-suffering continent.

Amid rising costs of beef and a crippling drought, ranchers and cattlemen in the American West are facing the bizarre resurgence of an outmoded scourge from frontier times.

Malaria has been a scourge in Sri Lanka from ancient times [ 7].