Sentence examples for much a menace from inspiring English sources

Jupiter is just as much a menace as a savior, he said.

Here he is a dangerous drunk, as much a menace to Tintin as any baddy, if unintentionally so.

From the start of this bitter 1951 film noir, directed by Joseph Losey, the forces of order are as much a menace as they are a comfort.

That's why those whose vision of industrial strategy begins and ends with nationalisation are as much a menace to good policy as the Thatcherites were with their reflexive hatred of any state spending.

Too much food a menace instead of too little!

The most creative advertisers hope that the DVR, 70-80% of whose users regularly skip commercials, will prove an opportunity as much as a menace.

In the limited engagements in which regular army troops have fought the Taliban in the tribal areas and sections of the Swat Valley, they not only failed to dislodge the Taliban, but also convinced many Pakistanis that their own military was as much of a menace as the Islamic radicals it sought to repel, residents and analysts say.

Not much of a menace to anyone, really.

But the emperor's new outfit has a few holes.Screenwriters often employ a plot device called a reversal, in which a hero who seems to be making progress abruptly finds himself worse off, and facing a much greater menace.

"My goal is funny, but I'm very happy," said Ronaldo, who was a menace for much of the match and had hit the crossbar minutes earlier.

There are sections of Helmand Province where snipers (we use the term loosely) are a menace, whereas in much of the country there are no snipers at all.