Sentence examples for been wracked with from inspiring English sources

The film has been wracked with problems since casting began in 2012.

Mayor Womack says the town is contributing $5.25 million to the $10.25 million purchase of a 183-unit apartment complex that has been wracked with crime and mismanagement.

And, since his election, the country has been wracked with devastating food shortages, a breakdown of ordinary services and medical care, and rampant violence.

Closer to home, the next Pope will have to reform the Vatican bank, an institution which has been wracked with scandal since the nineteen-eighties.

How many of you have been wracked with uncertainty over whether you needed to dial a plus sign before the code, or spent hours trying to figure out whether your phone even had a plus option?

In recent months, India's military has been wracked with internal scandals and personality clashes, yet defense officials have pushed ahead with a major arms-buying spree that has made India the world's biggest weapons importer.

"From adolescence you're wracked with doubt.

And then I was wracked with sorrow.

Hunt, you see, is wracked with remorse.

I was wracked with guilt for not speaking up.

Victorian society was wracked with poverty and inequality.