The two-legged scourge of this four-legged scourge has been the township's longtime mayor, Phyllis L. Marchand, whose backyard long ago lost its last edible shrub.
The Iraqi authorities say the searches have helped to curb female suicide attacks, once a scourge of this still-dangerous city.
They could spend more time on facts, however inconvenient to their personal ideas – like, say, that poor whites are the moral scourge of this country.
Instead, we should come together and find common ground, based on our shared mission to spare a generation from the scourge of this disease.
Then he turns to "the two million illegal immigrants who are the scourge of this country", who sell heroin and weapons with impunity.
The police said that none of the three victims was the intended target, making this the sort of sudden, unexplained violence that has long been a scourge of this city.
We must use all our knowledge of the cancer biology, new risk models, more refined intermediate markers, and modern detection tools to focus more clearly on the pathology of lung cancer and design research to ask more probing and relevant questions so we can begin to put an end to the worldwide scourge of this terrible killer.
The photo of Samar had far-reaching impact, for it was visual testimony to a particular scourge of this war: the shooting of innocent civilians as they approached American checkpoints or foot patrols, killings made possible by liberal rules of engagement aiming to protect soldiers from suicide car bombers.
"I've got a lot of things on my plate, but my top priority is to defeat Isil and to eliminate the scourge of this barbaric terrorism that's been taking place around the world," Obama, using an alternative acronym for the group, told reporters.
Our goal at Stand Up To Cancer (SU2C) is to raise awareness and research funding in order to help end the scourge of this disease once and for all.
