Sentence examples for became plagued from inspiring English sources

Cuba became plagued by shortages of foods, fuel, and other necessities.

Vacant lots, run-down rental properties and rooming houses became plagued with crime and drugs.

Soon after it began, the program, which was intended to save lives, and as an added benefit bring in much-needed revenues, became plagued by administrative problems and a backlog of unprocessed cars.

After she had a miscarriage, she became plagued by memories of her childhood and voices started to speak to her, castigating her for the 'dirty' fantasies in her memory.

The studio subsequently crowdfunded Godus, but it quickly became plagued with some very Molyneux-esque problems.

The real value of the company and the differentiating factor was not in the market it was going after which became plagued with issues but the underlying technology for making the component products.

Re becomes plagued by demons and evil ones in his sleep.

We have become plagued by a tyranny of tiny tasks, individually simple but collectively oppressive.

But in recent times it seems to have also become plagued with existential angst as the implications of human ingenuity begin to be (dimly) glimpsed.

Now, the couple, who are from Ecuador, and their 6-year-old son, Jinson, live in the same apartment, which has become plagued with cracks and leaks.

He is not above admitting he suffers from anxieties, if not quite as violently as Curtis, his character in Take Shelter, who begins to unravel psychologically as he becomes plagued by visions of the apocalypse.