Sentence examples for being a menace from inspiring English sources

Talk story about picture windows being a menace to birds who dash against them and knock themselves out due to speed at which birds fly.

Aside from being a menace to beachgoers, jellyfish can also harm underwater infrastructure, clogging the cooling systems of nuclear power plants.

In a 17-count complaint filed Thursday by the dentistry board, Dr. Harrington was accused of being "a menace to the public health" by using unsafe and unsanitary practices.

The New Yorker, August 27 , 1949P. 17 Talk story about picture windows being a menace to birds who dash against them and knock themselves out due to speed at which birds fly.

Vladimir Putin's actions in Ukraine and the Crimean peninsula have dominated US foreign policy in the last few weeks, and President Barack Obama, at a European summit, lambasted the Russian leader for being a menace to the international system built over decades.

During the anti-government protests in the summer of 2013 that shook Istanbul and the rest of the country, Erdogan accused Twitter of being a "menace" to Turkish society, because his opponents were fervently active on Twitter organising the demonstrations.

OI is a menace.

INVASIVE species are a menace.

Dan Savage is a menace.

Antisemitism is a menace.

He's a menace.