Sentence examples for are bedeviled from inspiring English sources
verb
To harass or cause trouble for; to plague.
- Guerrilla attacks continued to bedevil the larger army's supply routes.
Sex surveyors are bedeviled scientists.
Often dismissed by physicians, hypochondriacs are bedeviled by elusive symptoms that suggest real medical illness.
New veterans step into college life from a highly structured system and are bedeviled by the looseness they find.
Judging from news reports and the portrayal of villains in our popular entertainment, Americans are bedeviled by fantasies about terrorism.
As the troops head for home, a week ahead of schedule, the American coalition and its Afghan partners are bedeviled by a host of problems.
The nation's largest banks are bedeviled by a challenging trifecta — sluggish demand for loans, a stagnant American economy and a raft of financial regulations that have eroded profits.
"Local municipalities are simply too small to provide responses to the kind of issues that are bedeviling communities.
It might be worth the next mayor's time to check out his work, even if solutions for the challenges that Mr. Green details are bedeviling.
Ms. Dawson's call for e-voting, while intriguing, is premature; various glitches and security concerns are bedeviling an Internet-voting pilot for overseas military voters.
Mr. Dormer said he would like the department to be referred to as "the police service" and would focus on "dealing with the issues that are bedeviling society".
Two entirely different sorts of event risk are bedeviling the credit markets.
