Sentence examples for been saddled with problems from inspiring English sources

In the past, government contracts for unproved technologies that were poorly defined have frequently been saddled with problems and led to big cost overruns.

But Fox has not been saddled with such problems.

The prime minister's four-year-old government, which projects a religious, family-oriented image in the conservative, mostly Muslim country, has been saddled with major political problems lately.

Then why have you been saddled with this label?

Candy has already been saddled with a bad enough rap. .

The Giants are saddled with injury problems on top of their garden-variety inconsistency.

In lawsuits, rallies and lobbying in the State Legislature, they argue that economically disadvantaged residents, already struggling, should not be saddled with additional problems.

China does not want to be saddled with the problems that attend fossil fuel addiction such as those that plague the United States.

Many other countries in Europe are saddled with similar problems, largely based on promises made before the workers who will pay for them were even born.The Bank of Italy and Confindustria, the employers' association, say (rightly) that Mr Berlusconi's package does not go nearly far enough.

Maywood is saddled with financial problems.

How many tech companies are saddled with the problem of enjoying global fame but struggling with lacklustre performance?