Sentence examples for be beset by troubles from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Mark D'Arcy predicts a Conservative/DUP alliance faces a "long, precarious high-wire act", which will be "beset by troubles and entanglements at every turn".

But the Occupy movement here has been beset by troubles.

The company, which eventually filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, was beset by troubles with management.

The global mining giant has been beset by troubles that have chipped away at its share price.

And the army has been consigned to barracks, along with its historical weakness for coups.Service without a smileBut now Mr Erdogan is beset by troubles.

In an age when the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has been beset by troubles – especially the recent loss of the broadcast rights to the National Hockey League – Ghomeshi's cultural interview show was one of few success stories, popular at home and a source of lucrative syndication revenue abroad.

However, the expedition was beset by troubles as soon as it left the last significant outposts of civilization in present-day Maine.

But the project was beset by trouble almost from the beginning, when some opposition members of Parliament grumbled that they didn't like the design and others said there was no need for a new structure at all.

But this untested technology has been beset by teething troubles.

In 1941 the institute, which had been beset by financial troubles, was effectively dissolved, and Horkheimer moved to Los Angeles.

Eastern Europeans whose countries are beset by economic troubles, crime and confusion often long for a Pinochet of their own.