Sentence examples for invasive menace from inspiring English sources
Adults of the species, which is considered an invasive menace in several U.S. states, launch the seeds as far as half a meter and once the seeds hit the soil, they drill themselves into it.
In Chicago, NRDC has been engaged in a bunch of fights on behalf of our hometown waterways; among the most prominent is the effort to get action on the rapidly encroaching menace of invasive Asian carp making their way into the Chicago River and Great Lakes.
Despite the worldwide efforts to control and eradicate invasive species, their menace grows.
INVASIVE species are a menace.
The tree, which can grow taller than 90 feet and live for more than 150 years when conditions are right, is reviled now as an invasive species and a menace to power lines.
And if you don't know about J. L. Hudson, you must order "The 2000 Ethnobotanical Catalog of Seeds," for $1, to keep up with Mr. Hudson's views on invasive plants ("the myth of the menace") and benefit from his seed collection and encyclopedic knowledge.
Still, Unesco's report found that progress had been made in controlling the biggest menace to native animals and plants: invasive species, which are largely introduced by humans.
Menace, menace and menace".
