Sentence examples for has always plagued from inspiring English sources

But one question has always plagued me: is my problem on my head, or in my head?

During a recession, higher fixed costs would very likely result in more job losses, exaggerating even further the volatile hire-and-fire cycle that has always plagued the industry.

The dam's construction represents the revival of an old dream by Chinese rulers to tame the Yangtze, China's most important river, to improve agriculture and control the often devastating seasonal flooding that has always plagued the river's banks.

Malaria has always plagued humans.

In some respects, it is the curious delusion of grandeur that has always plagued the art of writing.

Obviously, the problem with the good immigrant/bad immigrant theory—I say theory, it's more of a misconception pandemic is that it's fueled by the toxic rhetoric that has always plagued mainstream British media and politics around immigration.

Apple also fixed some of the dumber design elements that have always plagued iTunes.

It's also uncluttered by the morass of menus that have always plagued the existing Maps app for Android.

But physical problems have always plagued Kostelic, and she endured two operations on her right knee last spring and summer.

But Nehru's rival power center within the Congress Party, Sardar Valabhbhai Patel, thought differently, and while niggles of disagreements had always plagued the Nehru-Patel relationship, the issue of the presidential election generated, in 1949, the singing heat of full-blown friction.

Attempts to dive deep or to sojourn underwater began long ago, but in man's efforts to emulate fish two very tough problems have always plagued designers of equipment: providing a supply of breathable air — or a suitable artificial mixture of gases — and protecting a diver from the immense pressure created by the weight of the water above him.