Sentence examples for its scourge from inspiring English sources
It is both a catalyst of procreation and its scourge.
Despite initially supporting the Iranian revolution, like many Iranians, Ebadi soon became its scourge.
And, clearly, some self-styled holy warriors see things in those terms, believing they are purging the earth of its scourge of atheists.
The sooner we deal with this deadly addiction as the insidious disease it is, rather than a macho-romantic-sophisticated "personal choice," the sooner we will be rid of its scourge.
And it grew sufficiently annoying that it was sued by Cardinals Manager Tony LaRussa, who did not appreciate that its scourge of fake pages included one that made fun of him.
During the two hours it takes to see the show, Ms. Tanning will prove to be both Surrealism's poet and its scourge, beginning with Salvador Dali's "Venus With Drawers," a modified plaster bust of the love goddess as a cabinet, with grungy white pompon pulls attached to the drawers incorporated into its torso.
On the way to finding the origin of fortune cookies, she pinpoints the beginning of door-to-door delivery in New York and its attendant scourge of free menus.
Today, scores of people give their trust and their pennies to a man who promises to do what the government is still struggling to do: help this community cope with its deadly scourge.
When asked about Attenborough's comments on humanity as its own scourge, Ehrlich told LiveScience he "completely agree[d], as does every other scientist who understands the situation".
Expected to reach an estimated 40,000 spectators and an additional audience of one billion worldwide via television, DVD, radio and CD, the concert will both celebrate the creative energy of Africa and bring a message of empowerment and hope for tackling its major scourge: malaria.
At 73, the man who led the global effort to make the world safe from one of its deadliest scourges has re-emerged as the director of a new government program to make the nation safe from bioterrorism.
