Sentence examples for but plagues from inspiring English sources

But plagues and wars are bigger than the tales we tell to make sense of them.

Experts say these are not parallel problems persisting in side-by-side neighborhoods, but plagues often seen in the same households, even the same person: the hungriest people in America today, statistically speaking, may well be not sickly skinny, but excessively fat.

By the end of the 16th century Kaunas had become a major regional trade center, but plagues, fires, and wars adversely affected the country and city during the 17th and 18th centuries.

These therapies have been valuable, but plagued by high restenosis and revascularization rates.

India is blessed with enormous biodiversity resources, but plagued with several diseases, including those with ROS as the etiological factor.

Wonton soup is fine one night, but plagued by big doughy, floury dumplings the next.

The job is prestigious, but plagued by difficulties in securing finances and suitable, modern equipment.

But, plagued by nightmares about an Iraqi civilian killed by his unit, he often needed alcohol to fall asleep.

The images, although impossible to verify independently, left the hellish image of a city devoid of people but plagued by random eruptions of fiery, black smoke.

Kate's first son, Joseph Medill McCormick, was elected to the United States Senate in 1918 but, plagued by alcoholism and depression, killed himself at the age of 47.

But plagued by shoulder and thumb injuries, Heyward slipped to a.227 batting average last season, with just 42 runs batted in.