Sentence examples for scourge in a from inspiring English sources

Two years ago, the Dolphins unleashed the Wildcat scourge in a 38-13 upset.

Activists blamed corruption, a common scourge in a country that has been judged the fourth most graft-ridden in the world.

An algae scourge in a cherished Florida lagoon is likely killing manatees.

Human trafficking has become a scourge in Vietnam, a country where the rural-urban gap is widening.

Unemployment is above 10%, and southern Bogota still houses some 4m people on or below the poverty line.With an economic downturn over the past 18 months, unemployment has been a scourge in all towns.

Joblessness was, and is, a scourge in Bochum, an industrial city blighted by abandoned coal mines.

Blood doping - an illegal means of increasing an athlete's red blood cell count to gain a physical edge - has been a scourge in many sports, but a similar process occurs naturally during pregnancy.

Apparently, that's what happens when you win 57 fewer seats – you're feted as the man with the Midas touch, while your opponent must hobble off to be whipped and scourged in an elaborate televised national humiliation ritual.

And in March, the president enlisted the general to help resolve another African scourge in Sudan, where a campaign of killing has left hundreds of thousands of people dead and millions displaced.

It is therefore a justified fear that DM with its accompanying generalized syndromes would become the next scourge in Africa, if a particular attention fails to be taken both in prevention of the upset and the treatment of the disease.

Carjacking, a scourge in Newark in the 1990s, reappeared with a vengeance last year.