Sentence examples for menaces in from inspiring English sources

But for Syrian Kurds the future is full of menaces in the shape of a hostile Turkey to the north and Isis to the south.

Over the decades we have been a country that is prepared to quickly respond nationally to drug menaces in our community.

The anarchic comedy of Simon's writing coupled with Tony Ross' scratchy illustrations make Henry one of the most enduring menaces in literature.

After much consideration, and in no particular order, here are my top 10 menaces in children's literature. 1. Dennis The Menace in The Beano Call me biased, but how could I not put this loveable anti-hero on the list?

The exposure of a large and complex system to attacks carried out by exploiting well-selected sequences of vulnerabilities can be hard to evaluate, but this is a fundamental step to prevent potential menaces in both the system design and operation phases.

"These are real deserts that are being born today, under our eyes," the French botanist André Aubréville warned in 1949, when he popularized the term "desertification". "The desert always menaces". In the past century, over most of the globe, the amount of dust in the air has doubled.

It seemed menacing in the darkness.

"I would quibble with menacing in tone.

But there is menace in this madness.

Granted, Sprewell was a menace in decline.

There is no trace of menace in it.