Sentence examples for serious enemy from inspiring English sources

Only time appears to be a serious enemy: the clock ticks—even for doctors, even for saviours.

Long after BP's oil is gone, we'll still be fighting for survival against a much more serious enemy — our sinking, crumbling delta.

Its adaptive selection of the partial cancellation parameters and the amplitudes of the regenerated signals fights against the near far effect, a serious enemy of conventional PIC receivers.

Đurišić also said Josip Broz Tito and his Partisans were the only serious enemy.

No. We're up against a serious enemy here folks, and its name is sugar.

When her relatives found out that his gallery had sold her Gurdjieff bequests, he adds, "We made serious enemies".

He jokes that "Allan had very serious enemies, and I came in for my share - a kind of agent's percentage cut".

Rome's ruthlessness in dividing its enemies, in creating patron-client relationships that would guarantee its intervention in more civil wars, its cleverness in siding with rebels or dissidents in foreign states, and its relentlessness in pursuing to annihilation its most serious enemies showed remarkable continuity throughout the republic.

These were serious enemies; as we later found out from the intelligence sweep after the battle.

The limited pool of native woody species, lack of serious natural enemies and a dense cover of grasses and sedges can suppress forest succession and favour the development of Robinia monodominant stands over 70 years old.

Adult giant otters have no serious natural enemies, beyond humans.