Sentence examples for has beset from inspiring English sources
A crisis of governability has beset the Western world.
That volatility has beset the overall Nasdaq market as well.
This is the latest in a series of ticketing problems that has beset the London Games.
PETER PIA'S business mirrors the turmoil that has beset the economy.
The accusation has beset Mr. Brown from the moment he succeeded Tony Blair nearly three years ago.
The Motor City is an extreme example of a decline that has beset industrial cities across America's Midwest and northern Europe.
"What if I had pushed the wrong lever?" It is a worry that just recently has beset many Americans, even men.
Injury has beset him since as he has grown into the workload of a fast bowling all-rounder but his approach to life has also been questioned.
Mr Salazar, the vicar-general of the bishopric of Nuevo Laredo, is tired of the violence that has beset his city.
THE chaos that has beset the University of Virginia since the resignation of Teresa Sullivan (pictured), its president, two weeks ago has spread to its business school.
Instead it aims to produce collegial human beings for whom music is the stuff of everyday life, while discouraging the intense competition that has beset much traditional instruction.
