Sentence examples for menacing hazards from inspiring English sources

Some of these same or equally menacing hazards threaten the health of many in the United States, particularly and often disproportionately the poor; however, the scale of such threats here pales in comparison to that of much of the world.

Such countries as Nigeria, Kenya, Brazil, and India are now menaced by pollution hazards.

But the wind, which gusted to about 20 miles an hour today, could make club selection tricky and the numerous water hazards even more menacing.

Menacing face met menacing face.

Yet they also lacked penetration in attack, despite Hazard's menace.

The water hazards, for instance, are called lagoons, which takes away some of the menace factor.

A menacing bully on both the skyline and the street, it has long been a hazard, making it difficult to walk along the pavement and continually knocking people over.

Or menacing.

The streets felt menacing.

Deep, guttural, almost menacing.

Menacing but sweet.