Sentence examples for always plague from inspiring English sources

I've come to accept the fact that a certain degree of ineloquence will always plague my writing, but now that I have some free time I'm attempting to scrape away some of the descriptive bulk and grammatical flaking that weighs down my work.

A straight-A student, I was always plagued by science.

Apple also fixed some of the dumber design elements that have always plagued iTunes.

They also argued that social engineers are always plagued by the law of unintended consequences.

It's also uncluttered by the morass of menus that have always plagued the existing Maps app for Android.

"I am always plagued by the sloppiness of something not being done well – the spacing being wrong, for instance".

But physical problems have always plagued Kostelic, and she endured two operations on her right knee last spring and summer.

But one question has always plagued me: is my problem on my head, or in my head?

"There have been as many plagues as wars in history," notes the central character in Albert Camus's novel "The Plague," "yet always plagues and wars take people equally by surprise".

Since merging their two main factions in 2004 to form the Communist Party of Indian (Maoist) under Muppala Lakshmana Rao, known as "Ganapathi they have minimised the internal conflict that always plagued them.

During a recession, higher fixed costs would very likely result in more job losses, exaggerating even further the volatile hire-and-fire cycle that has always plagued the industry.