Sentence examples for becoming menacing from inspiring English sources

At Vyborg, they get out of the car and are encircled by men of various ages, who try to sell things, becoming menacing when resisted.

From obscure hobbyists and flyweight gadflies, they are becoming menaces, traitors, demagogues, populists, sociopaths, geeks and cyber monsters.

The landscape becomes menacing.

But as animal populations thrived in states like Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, Michigan become the sixth state to authorize hunting wolves, citing overpopulation and incidents showing the wolves were becoming a menace to residents.

But betting on China's becoming a menace is a good way to make it one.

Americans are preoccupied with addiction and crime, Mexicans with violence and corruption; yet the problems of one are rapidly becoming a menace in the other.

But despite the fear of them becoming a menace for citizens, coexistence with humans, rats and the rest of New York's fauna seems to be working rather well so far.

After years of focusing on the pirating of highlight clips and photos on the Web, the major professional sports leagues are finding that pirated feeds of live games are now common and becoming a menace to their businesses, especially at a time when leagues are trying to build their own businesses offering live games on the Internet for a subscription fee.

Sakura later resolves to kill Sasuke after understanding he is becoming a menace to the villages.

The danger is the absence of rigorous, independent regulation and vigilant oversight to keep potential abuses of power from becoming a real menace to our freedom.

Up ahead, a five-ton American military truck burned in the road, struck, no doubt, by one of the homemade bombs that only then were becoming a common menace.