Sentence examples for increasingly beset from inspiring English sources

The attack came as Farmajo's government is increasingly beset by internal division.

Putin, though increasingly beset by geopolitical headaches, is never short of nationalist bluster.

But it also reflects a bigger trend in our universities, which are increasingly beset by league-table watching and groupthink.

The risk is that terrorism is just what increasingly beset guerrillas may resort to, unless Turkey finds a formula to forgive their past misdeeds.

He was increasingly beset by fatigue & boredom & was handing out authority in larger bundles to smaller & smaller figures; his image seemed to be fading.

Some interpreted this move as an attempt by Moscow to bring under control a movement run by thugs and increasingly beset by PR disasters.

Increasingly paranoid, beset by money worries and temporarily separated from his family, Johnson ran a warm bath, and did it the Roman way, like Petronius.

It is now an increasingly unsettled terrain beset by suicide attacks, bombings and assassinations that prompted a Sunni leader to declare that working as a politician here qualifies as the most dangerous job in Iraq.

The NHS hasn't faced the financial cuts local government is struggling with, but does have to contend with a population that is growing bigger, living longer and beset by increasingly complex health conditions.

The best place to be in telecom, an industry beset with increasingly internecine competition, is as far out of the way as possible.

Only then can we synthesize different perspectives, observations, and experiences -- the very act at the heart of creativity, which will be essential to solving the increasingly complex problems that beset our world.