Sentence examples for that can menace from inspiring English sources

On one hand, soldiers said a principle of any modern military defense is that they patrol to and beyond the range of weapons systems that can menace them, and, in this case, at least to the border of the nation that the United States, in essence, has underwritten.

So yes, there is no other menace that can pose such a threat to the Bornean virgin rainforest, and the few orangutan populations that remain, as the palm oil industry".

At its horrific extremes, concealed in the hidden life is a sense of menace that can be hard to grasp.

"This Ebola is a menace that can overrun the country," Mamy warned recently in an e-mail to the leader of a U.S. aid organization.

A spokesperson for DfID said: "International tax evasion is a menace that can hurt the world's poorest and hold back developing economies.

Rodriguez is leading this research effort and so far they've developed 10 new coffee varieties that can resist the rust menace.

I learned then that Iran is a menace that can never and should never be trusted.

[Note to Atlantans: There is no such place but there darn well ought to be.] No sir. We're talking about several hundred pounds of big, bristly boar and sow flesh -- a snorting, stamping, hoof-borne feral menace that can go through a summer garden like Grant took Richmond.

Pigeons, rats and skateboarders are some of the menaces that can bedevil the urban garden.

This was what Sunday felt like – both a throwback to the Ferguson days of big-dipper football and the signpost to a fresh United that can bristle with intent and menace again.

We do know that Toby Jones, he of the large forehead and kind eyes that can switch suddenly to cold menace like a doll in a horror film, will appear in episode two as the appalling Culverton Smith, a new and dreadful nemesis for Sherlock to tangle with.