Sentence examples for beleaguered system from inspiring English sources

"In the current beleaguered system, everyone loses," the report reads.

Of the army of outsiders enlisted to help remake New York City's public schools, none have stirred as much excitement as Caroline Kennedy, who took on the job of raising money for the beleaguered system last fall.

A completed trial would be the success the administration has sought to bolster its argument that the detainees are dangerous terrorists, and that its beleaguered system for trying them works.

In the end, immigrants often return to mainstream care in dire need, only to have their chaotic medical histories compounded by a beleaguered system whose costliest medical technology is no substitute for timely treatment.

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

The federal government won't release compliance guidelines until October, so states are still figuring out how the changes might affect their often-beleaguered systems.

Consider the venerable but beleaguered University of California system: a 2012 report out of its Berkeley branch, "Swapping Our Futures," shows that the whole system was losing $750,000 each month on interest-rate swaps -- a financial product that promised lower borrowing costs, but ended up draining the U.C. system of already-scarce resources.

Attention has focused on Europe and its beleaguered banking system.

Was this a small triumph for Russia's beleaguered justice system?

On its surface, New Jersey's beleaguered political system appears ripe for stricter campaign finance laws.

Reconfiguring the American banking structure to look more like the Canadian model would help restore much-needed confidence in a beleaguered financial system.