Sentence examples for that scourge from inspiring English sources

The comfort problem, that scourge of middle-aged fun.

And then, in 1950, that scourge of the sea arrived: the throwaway polythene bag.

Heroin – that scourge and emblem of the 1990s – never really went away.

There is no trace of chintz, that scourge of the country house hotel.

Farage, that scourge of the metropolitan elite, could not be reached because he was lunching at the Ivy – and was said to be "only on his first bottle".

For much of Australia's innings – perhaps on account of nerves – their tensions and fears were never allowed to gain precedence or ascendency over the incessant PA sound-spews, that scourge of the modern sporting arena.

Rosacea is often mistaken for acne vulgaris, that teenage scourge.

"But then I realized that the scourge of 'manspreading' is as impactful as ever".

Mr. Sekimuzu cautioned this week that the scourge was not yet over.

The World Health Organization estimates that this scourge affects one million people annually, which corresponds to one death every 40 s worldwide.

There is encouraging new evidence that the scourge of narcotics can be allayed by drug treatment.