Sentence examples for be dogged by problems from inspiring English sources

Ford has slid to the second-from-last brand in the Consumer Reports 2012 Annual Auto Reliability Survey, as it continues to be dogged by problems with its new automatic transmission and the MyFord and MyLincoln Touch system.

However, it has been dogged by problems.

Bushehr has been dogged by problems for years and its opening was recently delayed once again.

The project has been dogged by problems, including leaks, falling debris, delays and cost overruns.

Mr. Mason acknowledged that his project had been dogged by problems from the start.

For all the precautions, the construction has been dogged by problems.

Ontario's existing nuclear power plants have been dogged by problems.

The Boeing 787 has been dogged by problems, culminating this week with the emergency landing and evacuation of an All Nippon Airways domestic flight because of fears of fire.

But the $12 billion project has been dogged by problems, including a fire in 1995 that forced a shutdown of the plant for 14 years.

The scheme has been dogged by problems with methodology and criticisms that it is not an adequate policy to deal with national emissions, which continue to rise.

He said he was not frustrated by the length of the inquiry, which has been dogged by problems of investigators gaining access to the crash site.