Sentence examples for constantly plagued from inspiring English sources

Big suppliers are constantly plagued by part-time, backyard entrepreneurs who undercut prices.

Controversies like the recent bribery scandal on a deal for helicopters worth $750 million have constantly plagued the Indian armed forces.

"I was constantly plagued by the lack of committed warmth to singing a piece of music," Mann told the Kleio Quartet.

Two years ago, I was working for Welsh National Opera and rehearsals were constantly plagued by the noise of seagull claws clattering on the plastic roof.

The youth is constantly plagued by what his parents have told him of his conception: His father, taken prisoner at Dieppe & returned to Montreal in a prisoner exchange a year before the war ended, was greeted at Bonaventure Station by his young wife with the announcement she did not want to be married to him.

Other selling points are a stable currency that is pegged to the American dollar, excellent French food and the fact that Djibouti is an outpost of relative stability in the Horn of Africa, a region constantly plagued by war, famine and drought — sometimes all at the same time.

These are just some of the many questions that constantly plague the mind of an international student like me.

It offers a chance for a new generation of young science writers to raise their profile, shake off the constraints of impostor syndrome, and develop the itch for science writing that constantly plagues the best of writers.

My unstable period of unemployment two years ago may be behind me, but transitional moments constantly plague human beings.

"I launched my foundation to create programs that would address the issues that seemed to constantly plague my community.

During his tenure with the Teepees, Crozier developed his first ulcer, a problem that would constantly plague him for the rest of his career.