Sentence examples for scourge from which from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Erdoğan will almost certainly convince his core supporters that YouTube is a scourge from which they must be protected.

While portraying the cruel and dominating world from which so many young women find no escape, the article failed to mention this administration's aggressive three-year initiative that has made substantial progress in combating this scourge.

And when the Charter of the UN was read to me, I was a pilot coming home in a troop ship: 'We the peoples of the United Nations determined to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind.' That was the pledge my generation gave to the younger generation and you tore it up.

Her family suffers from what's called "food insecurity," otherwise known as hunger (a scourge which costs America $167 billion a year).

Malawi has not been spared this scourge, which currently afflicts about 12percentt of its people.

The usual scenario is a science fiction adventure in which humanity is attacked by a scourge from without -- an extraterrestrial menace -- and that common threat provides common cause, and unifies us.

American officials have also expressed intense concern about smallpox, one of history's greatest scourges, which was declared eradicated from human populations in 1980.

This time, a modern-day would-be novelist comes into possession of Lincoln's secret diary, which details his efforts to wipe out the bloodsucking scourge from our land.

Mahler, the scourge from the provinces, shook things up.

Subsequent investment in sewage systems helped banish the scourge from London and much of the world.

It is time to wipe this scourge from our planet, they say.