Sentence examples for has been so blighted from inspiring English sources
For Jones, whose career has been so blighted by injury, the final may be a last chance for cup glory since he is out of contract this year.
Nearby resident Duff Gilfont described the proposed apartment building as "such a blight to this area," and that "there would have been so many people inconvenienced by it".
The story of how corruption at the top blights the lives of everyday people that's told in Allen Hughes's new film, "Broken City," which opens today (here's my capsule review), ought to have been so much more.
From down here, the tournament has been blighted only by television match officials making interventions so protracted and long-winded they could have been directed by Sir Peter Jackson.
Brand BBC has been blighted by a series of crises recently, though none so heinous as the Savile scandal.
British police have faced criticisms that their murder investigation has been blighted with delays.
Scotland Yard officers have hit back at claims their investigation has been blighted by delays.
(Have my usual long list — something wrong with all of them but am working toward it — Paris has been used so often it blights anything).
