Sentence examples for a problem that plagues from inspiring English sources

It's a problem that plagues the production repeatedly.

But for now, players complain of a lack of games for the 3DS, a problem that plagues most new systems.

There is a problem that plagues this area of research, however — one that is pervasive in the field of sexology.

Despite its popularity, the Sunbeam, which opened in 1972, faces a problem that plagues many independent arts groups in this expensive city: ballooning rent.

Mr. Assad said they would offer incentive pay to prevent the inspectors from taking bribes to look the other way, a problem that plagues enforcement across the bureaucracy.

No matter how wonderfully Fox engineers its product, it cannot engineer news, a problem that plagues its competitors to the same degree.

He has, for the most part, maintained his focus throughout his starts, a problem that plagued him last season.

But he does not play right tackle, and the Giants quickly re-exposed a problem that plagued the Jets all of last season.

In the quarter, Nokia encountered a problem that plagued Motorola last year: building and shipping enough new products to keep up with a surging market.

Instead, he said it was because of a problem that plagued the Knicks even before Patrick Ewing -- whose name was chanted during Tuesday's contest -- was traded to Seattle.

The virus was designed to minimise its chances of switching on cancer genes – a problem that plagued earlier trials on children with SCID, another immune disorder.