Sentence examples for constituted a menace from inspiring English sources

Publications of his works were purged of the material that constituted a menace to the system of serfdom, particularly that concerned with materialist and humanist ideas.

A craft that size does not constitute a menace to navigation.

The locusts will come no nearer the city than central L. I., parts of Westchester and N.J., and even in these places will not occur in numbers great enough to constitute a menace.

It is the legacy of slavery that threatens our Union still, and voices of extremism, hatred and violence that are heard across the internet and from some political and media quarters constitute a menace capable of destroying our nation.

Human rights activists and conservationists warn that "poaching and its potential linkages to other criminal, even terrorist, activities constitute a grave menace to sustainable peace and security in Central Africa".

In that context, here's what my father wrote: "We seem to have a national fear that one day the Japanese will be big and strong enough to constitute a real menace to America.

For, if the Central Asian lands constituted a great reservoir of people, whence a new menace constantly emerged, the very proliferation of enemies meant that one might be used against another through skillful combination of bribery, treaty, and perfidy.

But in a President they would be a menace.

Its presence, plus its barbarity, constitute a sour suggestion: if mutants did exist, could they wind up, all too soon, neither as our saviors nor as a menace to mankind but simply as a source of entertainment?

Dust constitutes an environmental and human health menace in many regions of the world.

What constitutes a species?