Sentence examples for the pest of from inspiring English sources

"This will be the pest of the 21st century — no question about it".

Along with incontinence (of both kinds), poor motor skills, spasticity, heat-intolerance and weakness in both my right leg, right arm and hand, MS means I suffer from the pest of fatigue.

The Corner of 19th and Arapahoe Streets On Oct. 23, 1880, the Rocky Mountain News noted that "the pest of the Pacific Coast … is invading the state, forcing men into starvation and women into prostitution".

She prodded the Mayor's office to convene a bedbug advisory committee last fall, after years of what she and others felt were woeful public policy inadequacies in the face of the relentless advances of what some have called "the pest of the century".

Integrated pest risk maps and their underlying assessments provide broad guidance for establishing surveillance programs for invasive species, but they rarely account for knowledge gaps regarding the pest of interest or how these can be reduced.

Indeed, exotics like Queen Anne's lace and Japanese yew may do better here because they're not exposed to the pests of their homelands.

And who can forget the Big Brother-like dictator, intoning about "Information Purification Directives" and bragging about having created "a garden of pure ideology...where each worker may bloom secure from the pests of contradictory and confusing truths".

One plant may repel the pests of the other or provide important nutrients into the soil.

Apply a barrier treatment to keep the pests out of your house.

Because of an editing error, the Choice Tables column on Dec. 11 about Budapest misstated the location of the Pest part of the city.

Possible reasons were that H. armigera was not the target pest of the test samples and the concentration of samples was too low to kill most H. armigera.