Sentence examples for beset with error from inspiring English sources
For neocon Nathan Glazer, 60s radicalism was "so beset with error and confusion" that even its mildest manifestations - such as affirmative action for African Americans - had to be swept away.
Assigning indoor radon doses to populations based on the widely used, cumulative radon concentration monitoring techniques is beset with errors arising due to uncertain equilibrium factors and unattached fractions.
From the start, the investigation into the 2006 murder of Maywood Police Officer Tom Wood was beset with errors and irregularities.
I cannot think of any other significant field of knowledge where the prevailing wisdom, not only in society at large but among experts, is so beset with entrenched, overlapping, fundamental errors.
Although there have been various attempts to quantify and correct for misclassification, for example by validating survey answers using data from another source [ 22, 23], such attempts are beset with problems as not only will there be error in the 'gold standard', but it is often difficult to obtain measures that represent exactly the same thing.
Management, however, was beset with bureaucratic malpractices.
The Sharks have been beset with problems.
"Why are you beset with gloom?
Jagdeo's administration was beset with numerous difficulties.
Consequently, her last world tour was beset with disruptions.
