Sentence examples for being buffeted by a from inspiring English sources

Chinese officials made similar noises five years ago, when the United States was being buffeted by a banking crisis.

The banks are also being buffeted by a wave of bankruptcies, including those of several large insurers.

Unhappiness seems to be particularly common in car companies, which suffer from global overcapacity, and telecoms companies, which are being buffeted by a technological revolution.

The gap between the breakaway quintet and the peloton is 4min 09sec and all on the road are being buffeted by a 30mph cross-wind.

Manufacturing is being buffeted by a prolonged slump in housing, which has cut into demand for building supplies, and by soaring energy prices, which have hurt auto sales.

Given the divisions Gen Pinochet raises, the Bachelet administration will be keen to avoid another controversy while being buffeted by a burgeoning corruption scandal and a student uprising.

As in the current climate, the agency was buffeted by a variety of powerful corporate interests.

But since then, Ms. Swift has been buffeted by a series of miscues and controversial decisions.

Just then I was buffeted by a freak gust that presaged the arrival of a hailstorm.

But after a long public review process, the developer was buffeted by a recession, community opposition and a weak market.

Last year, the bank was buffeted by a multibillion-dollar trading loss by its chief investment office in London.