Sentence examples for three scourges from inspiring English sources

Of the three scourges fought by the GFATM, only tuberculosis can be said with accuracy to represent a global public "bad".

Sawers urged Britain to join its allies France, the US, Turkey and Saudi Arabia in tackling the "two scourges in Syria".

It is said that the same report originally put the number of deaths caused by the two scourges at 750,000 a year until the Chinese government complained and asked for the figure to be removed.

But more important, books like "Totem and Taboo" and "Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego" illuminate our collective difficulties with power and particularly with the two scourges of today's world, fundamentalist religion and tyrannical politics.

A new study reveals a surprising link between two scourges of old age.

One scourge has been drug abuse.

But the decline of one scourge means that people are living long enough to fall sick in other ways.

INFLATION  It may have a new economy, but the United States has yet to escape completely from one scourge of the old economy: inflation.

He considers how the disembodied voice of the Judaic God, speaking from the clouds, became the all too human Christian one, scourged and bleeding, rather more seen than heard.

He said gender-based violence is now the number two scourge in the country, next only to HIV and AIDS, in ravaging local society.

The possible link between the two great scourges has garnered so much attention that the American Cancer Society and the American Diabetes Association jointly published a consensus statement this summer summarizing the evidence.