Sentence examples for major menace from inspiring English sources

Britain's top police officer said yesterday that cybercrime had become a major menace.

Back before immunization, rubella was the major menace, causing deafness, hearing loss and brain damage.

The City watchdog said boiler room crooks pose a "major menace" to the public.

This assessment underpins my belief that global terrorism will continue to be a major menace for years to come.

Instead, the killings of Lord Mountbatten and the 18 soldiers brought about the realisation that the IRA remained a major menace, and that years of violence probably lay ahead.

Small, unseaworthy, and useful only in restricted waters with the then-short-range, slow torpedoes, the new boats did not immediately live up to expectations; nevertheless, as craft and torpedo improved, they were soon regarded as a major menace.

Average citizens might be forgiven if they thought that shark attacks were one of the major menaces facing mankind during the month of August.

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In addition to that group, he declared al-Shabaab and Boko Haram major menaces.

The last time a major hurricane menaced the Texas coast, in 2005, everyone tried to leave at once.