Sentence examples for such a blight from inspiring English sources

But would that be such a blight?

"What we had before was such a blight," she said.

"To have these mass killings is such a blight on everything that America stands for".

It is also madness to have a 50% "discount" on second homes, which are such a blight in beauty spots.

Allowing such a blight to migrate from one country to another, Hadley said, "would be curtains for chocolate".

There is something very tenth-rate about the illiberal, restrictive, humourless, narrow-minded, meddling, coercive, uneducated and punitive Home Office ever since David Blunkett, begetter of this rot, made it such a blight on the fabric of Britain.

In an interview after the news conference, Mr. McGreevey acknowledged that unlike Essex County and West Orange, some communities continued to see such parking structures as more a blight than a benefit.

(Late blight, which caused the Irish potato famine, is an airborne fungus that turns stored potatoes into rotting mush). Blight is such a serious problem that the E.P.A. currently allows farmers to spray powerful fungicides that haven't passed the usual approval process.

"It was a white elephant waiting to happen," said Jeff Kingston, professor at Tokyo's Temple University".There are very few events that will require such a massive stadium, one that blights one of Tokyo's greenbelts.

Phytophthora infestans, the causal agent of potato late blight, and as such, a major contributor to the Irish Potato Famine, is believed to cause annual losses worldwide surpassing $6.8 billion.

Efforts to provide a "holistic" approach to counterterrorism would offset factors such as economic blight, an example being social services provided to potential constituent groups associated with terrorist group formation.