Sentence examples for all the scourge from inspiring English sources

Little wonder that most celebrated legendary figure of them all, the scourge of the Sheriff of Nottingham and the leader of Sherwood Forest's Merry Men, was called Robin".

We need to strengthen and broaden the private sector employment base to end once and for all the scourge of long term unemployment," he said.

"Our aims are the same - to rid cycling and indeed all sports of the scourge of doping," McQuaid said.

My child wasn't that junk-food-eating lazy neglected child that's the stereotype in all the talk of the "scourge" of childhood obesity.

But what concerns Chief Nunn most of all, she says, is the scourge of black-on-black violence.

Inadequate laws which are anyway poorly enforced, along with a reluctance among society's most traditional elements to admit to the scourge, all make it harder to combat.

At that meeting, member states pledged "all efforts to combat the scourge of terrorism".

He pledged to launch an all-out assault on the "scourge of poverty" and to turn the Tories into the party of the "equal shot" by eradicating all forms of discrimination.

All the while Ballance, the scourge of spellchecks, had been batting with great determination in a gutsy innings, and he found a willing ally in Jordan.

Dawkins has since become the scourge of all religions but he denied that he relished "being hated".

We have to clean this up," he added, referring to terrorism, which he said was the scourge of all people.