Sentence examples for issues besetting from inspiring English sources

The early favorite, according to many experts, is Archbishop Sentamu, a down-to-earth, plain-spoken figure who was jailed by the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin while practicing law in Uganda in the 1970s, and who has won wide popularity among Anglicans in Britain, especially with those who favor a more conservative approach to the social issues besetting the church.

And yet, there is hope: the dads will always be there – they can't properly operate Twitter and don't know how to access white supremacy blogs, so are blissfully unaware of the issues besetting their favourite sneaker manufacturers.

NEW DELHI — Adding to the litany of issues besetting neighboring nuclear rivals China and India, ranging from border disputes to the Dalai Lama to trade deficits, is a new one: UFOs.

"More and more women were staying in the community to have their babies, but at the same time we started getting calls regarding women who were in the foster care and juvenile justice systems". Today's line-standers have been far more brutally battered by fate than the typically genteel girls of old; pregnancy is only one of the issues besetting them.

From those findings, alongside the current study, it would appear that health issues besetting rural Māori have improved only a little over the past half century.

It would be idiotic to assume that the issues besetting these institutions are limited only to those reported in the news media, or that this list is in any way comprehensive.

For centuries, it was not an issue: beset by poverty and upheaval, the Chinese were the ones headed abroad, and hardly anyone was showing up looking for shelter.

Similar methodological issues beset international studies to the issues described above (e.g. not excluding behaviours with suicidal intent, using single item measures; e.g. [ 34, 35, 64]).

Substandard drugs have long been a major human health problem in developing countries, and similar issues also beset the veterinary drug industry.

Marquez, who for years had several health issues, was beset with seizures, according to friends and official police reports.

(Something of the same issue besets the Olivier Award-winning "Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," which itself relies on extensive narration to propel its way forward).