Sentence examples for menaces by from inspiring English sources
Dig a bit, and a culture war is raging between the "old West" of rugged ranchers and hunters, who once earned respect and status by taming nature, but who now find themselves called environmental menaces by "new West" incomers with big-city ideas about animal rights and natural ecosystems.
"Our society can't rely on stopping such menaces by using designated drivers, by hoping that police catch them before they cause a horrific accident, or by waiting on law enforcement to crack down on them instead of being too lenient.
The national economy was menaced by it.
Turkey, now menaced by the Balkan states, sought peace.
He was menaced by the prospect of someone drowning.
Mr Cardenas inherited a vast sprawl choked by pollution, menaced by crime and paralysed by corruption.
On Aug. 17, the great archer Arjuna is menaced by a wild boar.
The film captures an underwater paradise that finds itself menaced by the music-hating "Blue Meanies".
From the beginning, the plot feels menaced by the expectation of an unhappy end.
The house is menaced by the mayor, a squat and unrelenting brute named Vadim (Roman Madyanov).
Business was menaced by an overvalued D-mark, nimble Asian competitors and unification's huge costs.
