Sentence examples for could be beset from inspiring English sources

Hit potential Sure to be interesting, though could be beset with technical difficulties.

The results confirm the widespread speculation in the runup to results day that this year's A-level results could be beset by what the exam regulator Ofqual described as "volatility" due to changes in the student cohort – smaller this year than in previous years – and in the timing of exams and subjects being sat.

Because its market grew faster than its tax, regulatory and judicial arrangements could evolve, the country has been beset by rising income inequality, pollution, financial risks, and corruption, all of which must be addressed in the next phase of structural reforms.

The White House will hope Sebelius's departure will bring to an end one of the rockiest chapters of Obama's presidency, which began in October after the federal healthcare website – a crucial portal on which people could sign up for health insurance – was beset by technical issues.

In the late 1980s, for instance, we were beset by fears that Japan and South Korea could make microchips cheaper than we could.

The flight was beset by abnormal vibrations that could have spelt disaster.

Everybody seemed to realize that the country was beset by large challenges that could no longer be neglected: soaring debt, lagging growth, wage stagnation, family breakdown, political dysfunction.

While the intro could be described as chipper, before long the track is beset with an infection erupting across its skin in fifteen directions at once.

Between his father's injunctions and contradictory exhortations at school, the youngster was beset with mental problems and did things he couldn't explain even to himself.

We could not communicate even within the small group of families with children who were beset by cancer.

Yet he was beset by doubt, occasionally hamstrung by his own diffidence which the white heat of competition could never quite dissipate.