Sentence examples for has beset many from inspiring English sources

"What if I had pushed the wrong lever?" It is a worry that just recently has beset many Americans, even men.

Ultimately Kurzweil is humbled by a challenge that has beset many a great thinker extending far beyond his field — Kurzweil doesn't know neuroscience as well as he knows artificial intelligence, and doesn't understand psychology as well as either.

It's an interesting proposition, for it helps to deal with the creepiness factor that has beset many other virtual assistants – it's always reassuring you are chatting with a human, not a bot – while, at the same time, allow for more advanced functionality.

The organizers of the alliance, whose ultimate goal is to raise at least $100 million for scholarships, promise that the program will be free of the bureaucratic confusion and duplications of effort that have beset many other charitable efforts since last fall.

However, they are far less susceptible to adverse weather conditions - which have beset many sports teams this winter with heavy rain and snow - and can provide players with a surer footing, although there have been some studies that suggest there may be a greater strain put on players' joints.  .

When he talks about disadvantaged youngsters and the trouble that has beset so many of them, he says it's important to try to envelop them in the equivalent of a constructive family.

The beach is part of a pristine, 14,000-acre National Wildlife Refuge that has none of the commercial sprawl that has beset so many East Coast beach towns over the years.

The communities participated in preparing the program, and have escaped the fate of impoverishment that has beset so many dam-affected people.

A crisis of governability has beset the Western world.

That volatility has beset the overall Nasdaq market as well.

But over the last several years, the Ocampo family was hit by many of the same misfortunes that have beset so many other Americans: Refugio Ocampo lost his job.