Sentence examples similar to be beset by a series of troubles from inspiring English sources

"Last summer the Ford Summer Cinema series we worked on was beset by a series of unfortunate incidents.

The past year has left bruises: his government has been beset by a series of corruption scandals that tarnished him as weak, evasive and out of touch.

They have been beset by a series of nationwide strikes led by government employee unions since the austerity measures were announced.

Ichiro was signed by the Mariners last March 7 after the club was beset by a series of training camp injuries to their outfielders.

The king is generally popular in Spain but the royal family has recently been beset by a series of embarrassing news stories.

The king is generally popular in Spain, but the royal family has been beset by a series of embarrassing news stories this year.

Mr Uribe's administration, particularly during his second term, was beset by a series of corruption and human rights abuse scandals.

In 1909, New York City's garment industry was beset by a series of strikes that started when the Triangle Waist Company locked out its employees for union organizing activities.

Peña Nieto was beset by a series of corruption scandals throughout his six-year term.

Anne set sail for Scotland within 10 days, but her fleet was beset by a series of misadventures.

Since assuming the post of RNC Chair two years ago, Steele has been beset by a series of controversial statements and expenditures and, in turn, calls for his resignation.