Sentence examples for a scourge to from inspiring English sources
They are a scourge to be avoided.
It is unfortunate, but not enough of a scourge to prevent me from buying at the right price.
— a scourge to many employers because of its aggressive tactics — spend millions of dollars battling not business, but another union.
This inherited blood disease, which can cause severe anaemia and consequent organ damage, sometimes fatal, is a scourge to those who suffer it.
Some older Americans are concerned about the prospect of renewed inflation, which can be a scourge to those on fixed incomes.
He is summoned to Midwestern towns where crystal meth is a scourge, to Southern cities losing children to OxyContin and teenage binge drinking.
In Africa in the Time of Cholera, Echenberg chronicles how, within a century, cholera has been transformed from an imported scourge to an African disease.
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To some, it's a societal scourge; to others, it's feminist salvation; to Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, it's a bona fide art form.
The justice minister Lord Faulks said: "Nuisance calls are a real scourge to households, and people have simply had enough.
The jailer brought a thick scourge to whip me all over my body, then handcuffed me, pinning me to the door like a sheep and electrifying me until I fainted.
