Sentence examples for greatest menace from inspiring English sources
Teenagers remain the greatest menace.
No less than Churchill, Roosevelt saved Western civilization from the greatest menace it has ever known.
The greatest menace is the fragmentation of sage-grouse habitat by humans, but that's hardly the only peril.
"No less than Churchill," he writes, "Roosevelt saved Western civilization from the greatest menace it has ever known".
The novel's greatest menace is the weather, which transforms Portland's familiar topography into something less than welcoming.
"Bolshevism," the chief of the Brown Shirts, the Fascists of Germany, continued, gazing at me balefully, "is our greatest menace.
It is clearly documented that travelling is one of the greatest menaces to the environment.
Flynn, too, increasingly viewed Iran as a great menace.
The president, Jacques Chirac, a Gaullist descendant, has called liberalism a greater menace for Europe than communism.
They are a great menace & there seems to be no way to control them.
But, all the while, a greater menace grows ever more formidable.
