Sentence examples for beleaguered state from inspiring English sources

And beleaguered state governments are also curbing their aid.

Worse yet, the municipal requests for state assistance could spell problems for already beleaguered state finances.

A beleaguered state, shorn of ideology, can no longer deliver essential services or basic livelihood.

The medications he was taking suggested a beleaguered state of mind.

One of the biggest threats to Egypt's future may be the beleaguered state of its tourism industry.

Paying athletes would require further draining of universities' general funds at a time when beleaguered state legislatures have reduced the amount of money spent on higher education.

That restriction, with India's seemingly limitless financial support for the beleaguered state-owned Air India, is expected to deter many would-be investors.

In 1989 Mittal purchased the beleaguered state-owned steel works in Trinidad and Tobago, which had been losing huge sums of money.

Shijiazhuang, in the middle of the cotton belt, is a center of the country's beleaguered state-owned textile mills, which the government has been shaving down in its effort to rid itself of money-losing enterprises.

But it also produced a sharp wave of anxiety among governors and mayors worried about how the cuts might hurt already beleaguered states and cities, and it sowed anger and cynicism among many Americans about leaders in Washington.

The squabble has left Minnesota with only one senator in Washington at a time when a new Democratic president is set to push ahead with an agenda that includes massive federal aid for beleaguered states, including Minnesota.