Sentence examples for difficulties plaguing from inspiring English sources

Neither Collins nor Alderson made any mention of potential distractions, like the difficulties plaguing the Mets' owners.

AMERICA has lately seemed to levitate above the economic difficulties plaguing other rich countries, from Europe, to Britain, to Japan.

The move came after a week of protests over rising water rates, unemployment and other economic difficulties plaguing the Andean country of eight million people.

He said he wanted to renew efforts to end a stalemate over the I.R.A.'s hidden arsenal and other difficulties plaguing the 1998 agreement.

The Kennedy Fried Chicken at Main Street and Northern Boulevard in Flushing, Queens, seems to have been spared the difficulties plaguing so many other branches.

The escalation in antigovernment action was unexpected and reflected Bolivians' disgust over rising water rates, unemployment and other economic difficulties plaguing the Andean country of eight million people.

Evidently financial difficulties plagued this congregation throughout the entire antebellum period, which was a common situation.

While insurance difficulties plague nearly every state, Nevada has come to its problems in some unique ways.

But, Ms. Beaumont said, bureaucratic difficulties plagued them throughout January and he did not file the paperwork until April 7. Parents learned of Ms. Hearty's plight last fall.

Financial and political difficulties plagued the project from the start and led to major architectural modifications, including the abandonment of the structure's grandiose base.

Geography, however, is the most crucial difficulty plaguing Donoghue's lovers.