Sentence examples for been battered by problems from inspiring English sources

The banking sector has often been battered by problems at the chaebol, and the present situation is no exception.

But despite its intimidating size the new company has been battered by one problem after another.

But in recent years it has been battered by financial and political problems as well as questions of how best to move forward.

Telsim is owned by a Turkish family whose fortune has been battered by the nation's economic problems.

"His swift triumph over Iraq in the 1991 gulf war came as a shock to a nation that had been battered, by failing industries and festering economic problems, into a sense that the century of its power was at an end," they wrote.

Usually we don't find that exquisite battiness in our leaders until they've been battered by sordid scandals like Watergate (Nixon), gnawing problems like Vietnam (L.B.J ., or scary threats like biological terrorism (Cheney).

The northern part of the state has been hard hit by problems at paper plants, while Rochester has been battered by the continued financial decline of major employers like Kodak and Xerox.

Puerto Rico has been battered by several years of recession.

Local tourism has been battered by the summer floods.

"Have you been battered by life?" "Anyone who lives is going to get battered.

It has also been battered by management troubles.