Sentence examples for have long plagued from inspiring English sources

The difficulties with this definition have long plagued legal theorists.

Repair delays have long plagued New York City public housing.

It would address problems -- including unsteady management and political interference -- that have long plagued the census.

Questions over security clearances have long plagued the Trump White House.

ASSET bubbles like the one that caused the current economic crisis have long plagued financial markets.

This new model solves two problems that have long plagued moves uptown, Mr. Eustis said.

Mr Leighton came in keen to settle the stroppy labour relations that have long plagued the firm.

Indoor ponds could also help eliminate some of the environmental problems that have long plagued the industry, experts say.

It seemed a world away from the garbled, and not always accurate, announcements that have long plagued the subway.

Experts believe their monitoring project may go a long way in addressing problems related to water shortages that have long plagued Africa.

Armed with MERFISH, Dulac, Zhuang and colleagues set about tackling those fundamental biological questions that have long plagued scientists attempting to understand how the brain works.