Sentence examples for beleaguered students from inspiring English sources

Reading about the beleaguered Donna Moffett and her equally, if differently, beleaguered students at Public School 92 in Brooklyn (front page, Dec. 11), I am trying to think of any other calling besides that of New York City schoolteacher in which the most difficult cases are entrusted to the least prepared, least experienced practitioners.

So what are beleaguered students and their parents to make of such high tuition fees?

Sallie Mae, the beleaguered student lending giant, on Monday appointed a longtime banking executive as chairman as the company struggles with tighter credit markets and fallout from a failed buyout.

Reilly, starring as the principal, is an unenthusiastic administrator beset by marriage problems; Jacob Wysocki is a beleaguered, overweight student with problems at home and nonexistent self-esteem.

While this may be cause for celebration among faculty and students of this beleaguered system, it will strike many as bittersweet news.

Writer-producer-director Mary Mazzio neatly recounts how a group of Mexican-born students from a beleaguered Arizona high school trumped opponents from the esteemed Massachusetts Institute of Technology in a 2004 underwater robotics contest sponsored by NASA and others.

A weekend festival in the centre of London, it is the wild getaway for beleaguered commuters, end of year students, and the prime cuts of East London's flat-white workforce.

Haitian, Latino, African, Jamaican, Portuguese and Caucasian Americans among others were united in a common cause -- to respect and protect the rights of public school students in this beleaguered school district.

It was a major selling point that vouchers would go only to students in the most beleaguered schools.

"Well, at least it's encouraging that character building is working at Potomac," said a beleaguered parent in praise of the students who decided they had to speak up.

It gives budding researchers a chance to share their knowledge and enthusiasm for science with beleaguered public school teachers and their students.