Sentence examples for increasingly plagued from inspiring English sources

The amusement park is increasingly plagued by problems, not to mention potential liability.

In the remaining decade of Elijah Muhammad' life, the movement was increasingly plagued by violence between members and former members.

The occasion was the Barbados Test and ­Sidebottom, increasingly plagued by achilles trouble, should never have been on the field.

"The whole encounter lasted no more than 15 seconds — just one more coordinated mugging by rhesus monkeys in a city increasingly plagued by them," he writes.

The whole encounter lasted no more than 15 seconds — just one more coordinated mugging by rhesus monkeys in a city increasingly plagued by them.

MINUSES: Mr. Malkovich's histrionic Murnau is a dreadful recapitulation of the hammy tics and vocal mannerisms that have increasingly plagued his screen performances over the last decade.

Defections, double-crossings and internal strife are increasingly plaguing their movement, according to many Somalis.

Long-term unemployment increasingly plagues Europe and AmericaMORE than a third of unemployed people in rich countries have been out of work for over a year.

Shrinking cities, a phenomenon thought to be confined to the states that made up former East Germany, is increasingly plaguing former western states.

(He also finds an entertaining way to convey the content of some of Mr. Nash's mathematical insights; the theory that won him the Nobel is presented as a strategy for picking up women at a student bar.) The hallucinations that increasingly plague Nash occupy the same reality as everything else.

Analysts say DoCoMo chose this path, rather than taking out more bank loans, in order to protect its credit rating from the mounting debts that are increasingly plaguing most of the world's largest telecom players.