Sentence examples for no scourge from inspiring English sources

In the golf business, no scourge to operation is greater than the dreaded dead golf cart miles from the clubhouse, a situation that perturbs players and staff members alike.

By year-end no scourge from pensions had developed to blight stocks, and GM's plan was fully funded.

He is no longer the scourge of pop culture, the bogeyman hiding in the jewel box.

The nature of need may have changed — tuberculosis is no longer a scourge — but poverty is eternal.

The worms work their way through the skin and behind the eyes, blinding the most unfortunate of their victims.No longer a scourge, riverblindness is now an icon: a symbol of what aid to Africa can accomplish.

It was yet another sad case, another horrific way of validating that heroin is no longer the scourge of the streets, the back alleys and the abandoned buildings of the cities.

There is no great scourge of sexual assault on college campuses or in the military by women against men.

Mr. Williams "only stopped when he could no longer feel the scourge of control over another human being," Ms. Prunty said.

If clinical trials in people show something similar, the world's diabetics may no longer face the scourge of frequent injections or the irritation and risk of infection of an insulin pump.

Two years ago, when the Guardian devoted a special report to the problem, he issued a passionate cri de coeur to make it clear that sport could no longer battle the scourge alone and needed help.

If "universal human rights" means anything, it will mean that Americans, who nearly tore our nation apart over the issue of slavery, will not rest until this ancient scourge is no longer practiced anywhere by anyone.