Sentence examples for growing scourge from inspiring English sources

It is self-evidently in Germany's interests to help defeat the growing scourge of piracy".

"Neurodegenerative diseases are a major and growing scourge of our ageing population," Walker told the Guardian.

We stand to lose a great deal if we continue to tolerate the growing scourge of historical illiteracy in America.

Michael F. Morin says he has cutting-edge technology in the fight against that growing scourge of city life, bedbugs.

Tesco is not the only company that has tried to address the growing scourge of avocado hand.

And for the past two years, NATO ships have plowed the seas near Somalia to counter the growing scourge of piracy.

They are the debris of a growing heroin scourge that is gripping the remote community in Northern California.

Doreen Carvajal looked into the former in Monday's Times, and Jeff Z. Klein tackled the latter — a growing, worldwide scourge — in Tuesday's editions.

Yet the more I spoke to experts, the more convinced I became that propaganda bots on Twitter might be a growing and terrifying scourge on democracy.

Government corruption, he insists, has led to growing militancy, Yemen's scourge.

But I'd prefer to see him as at the cutting edge of another scourge — the growing encroachment on privacy.