Sentence examples for deadly menace from inspiring English sources

BEIJING — The floods battering southern China are a deadly menace.

Mr Penning added: "Drug drivers are a deadly menace – they must be stopped, and that is exactly what I intend to do.

The killing of Osama bin Laden, in 2011, hurt Al Qaeda, although its five affiliates are still a deadly menace in North Africa, Syria, and the Arabian Peninsula.

In a series of meticulous experiments, researchers at the University of Wisconsin have pinpointed genetic changes that converted a chicken influenza virus into a deadly menace to humans.

The job of law enforcement is to catch them before they are successful, and if that is not possible, to prevent them from becoming a real strategic threat rather than a small but deadly menace to our society.

"Sometimes it backfires and creates a martyr that can mobilize public opinion". The killing of Osama bin Laden, in 2011, hurt Al Qaeda, although its five affiliates are still a deadly menace in North Africa, Syria, and the Arabian Peninsula.

This is one reason why he is so deadly a menace".

The hardest dialogue to follow is spoken by Mitchel's best friend, Billy Ben Chaplinn), who finds him seedy temporary lodging and introduces him to Gant (Ray Winstone), a hulking crime boss and loan-sharking king who is almost a caricature of deadly, coldblooded menace.

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For example, the Quran teaches, "Satan's plan is (but) to excite enmity and hatred between you, with intoxicants and gambling, and hinder you from the remembrance of God, and from prayer: will ye not then abstain?" In 2012, the United Methodist Church declared that, "Gambling is a menace to society, deadly to the best interests of moral, social, economic and spiritual life".

The brigades formed to fight Colonel Qaddafi, and many others that sprang up after the fact, have thwarted the consolidation of a new central authority and become a menace to security, trading deadly gunfire in the streets of the capital, detaining and torturing suspected Qaddafi loyalists, and last week even kidnapping two members of the Transitional National Council for two days.