Sentence examples for common menace from inspiring English sources

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.

Elsewhere in east Asia there were signs of a mild thaw in relations between Japan and South Korea in the face of the common menace posed by North Korea.

Perhaps the most common menace summoned when "GMO" is uttered: Monsanto.

"India and Pakistan both need to communicate in order to find ways and means to defeat terrorism, which is the common menace that threatens peace and prosperity in the region in particular, and the world in general," says The Tribune.

We don't need the common menace to come from beyond the stars.

Although separated by decades, Mary Schnack and Lindsey Stewart shared a common menace: cancer.

All of that bodes ill for co-operation with the country's European critics and perhaps its American ones too.Some hope that the common threat of a jihadist menace will yet induce Europe to treat Israel as its frontline bulwark and to overlook the plight of the Palestinians.

Our common threat today is the growing menace of violent extremism and outright barbarism," Zarif said.

The usual scenario is a science fiction adventure in which humanity is attacked by a scourge from without -- an extraterrestrial menace -- and that common threat provides common cause, and unifies us.

Chester in a common pose menacing the squashed fans upfront.

In 1988, in the dramatic years of Mikhail Gorbachev's tenure as leader of the USSR, he wrote jointly for Russian and US journals about the challenges the two power blocs faced in common: the immediate menace, for instance, of thermonuclear war and the less immediate menaces of a resumed Cold War.