Sentence examples for blight of from inspiring English sources
The blight of globalization doesn't just reveal itself in the loss of American jobs, nor is it best fought with a crude "us against them" mentality.
It's the blight of England fans.
MPs' expenses are a cross-party blight, of course.
Nevertheless, groups still blame Carson for the current blight of malaria.
Soyinka links the rise of religious radicalism with another blight of modern Nigeria: impunity.
It's the blight of social media," she hisses when I raise the subject.
The almost invisible blight of the present bursts in on us.
Ruskin, alongside many of the Romantics, clearly foresaw the global blight of unrestrained of industrial "progress".
Even the sick have been healed; their disease was caused by the blight of dictatorship.
The region has, slowly, recovered from the blight of 1997-98.
But the thing guaranteed to incense them more than anything else is the blight of the persistent, uninvited garden pest.
