Sentence examples for menaces posed from inspiring English sources

Biogas production from agricultural residues, industrial, and municipal waste does not compete for land, water, and fertilizers with food crops as is the case with bio-ethanol and biodiesel production and will thus reduce the menaces posed by these wastes.

The menace posed by Britain's imperial rival, France, helped keep the colonies in line.

The menace posed by ISIS is undeniable, the danger of inaction great.

And the menace posed by the elderly can only get worse, as ever more of them sink into debt.

He showed me a newspaper picture of wild boar running down a Genoese street; he described the menace posed by starlings at airports and in vineyards.

And although he frequently railed against the menace posed by Islamist militants, his government failed to stem the tide of Taliban violence.

As Defence Secretary, he was advocating an attack on Iraq shortly after 9/11, warning of the WMD menace posed by Saddam.

In America, he feels, it fared less well, even before the contemporary menace posed by the Internet, iPods, and the polarization of the political sphere.

Some Sadrists say that it is now high time to end the menace posed by Sunni extremists once and for all.

Many liberals, socialists, and anarchists, and people without any particular political convictions recognize the terrible menace posed by the Communist system.

Elsewhere in east Asia there were signs of a mild thaw in relations between Japan and South Korea in the face of the common menace posed by North Korea.