Sentence examples for had bedevilled from inspiring English sources

The access problem which had bedevilled the NHS for decades, has been largely solved.

Couric wound up with the sort of problem that had bedevilled Joan Lunden — she became less "relatable" to her audience.

Finally, Spitzer and the dops argued, here was the answer to the problem of reliability, the issue that had bedevilled psychiatry for years.

"Do you know who these people are?" he demanded, wanting to change the subject from that darn circle that had bedevilled him so.

Over the next several, months Robinson & Howard Clark, Jr.who was Cohen's successor & American Express spokespeople strove to lay the excesses & failed judgments that had bedevilled Shearson at Cohen's door.

Over the course of three weeks, Everett wrote what would become his Cultural Anthropology article, twenty-five thousand words in which he advanced a novel explanation for the many mysteries that had bedevilled him.

Devising exit strategies has bedevilled all four Administrations.

Comparisons with Le Carré have bedevilled Jones from the outset.

This basic question has bedevilled economists for centuries.

This issue has bedevilled British politics for decades.

Low productivity has bedevilled the economy since the crash.