Sentence examples for less beset from inspiring English sources

There was no broader vision of our interests in a world less beset by AK-47's and their ilk.

Even in a Congress beset by less extraordinary levels of dysfunction, the idea would have little chance of becoming law.

But his subsequent attempts met with less success and were beset by public apathy and opposition from rival sporting groups.

The foreign policy team, despite a few glitches, wins high marks and is beset by less rivalry and rancor than most any administration in memory.

If one of the main attractions of wealth is that it allows the rich to not overly concern themselves with the petty details that beset the less well off, then it is easy to see the appeal of having someone to charter a helicopter or pick up your dry-cleaning whether in Houston or Hong Kong–just a cell phone call away.

In October 1675 the Swedish fleet under Gustaf Otto Stenbock put to sea, but sailed no further than Stora Karlsö off Gotland before it had to turn back to Stockholm after less than two weeks, beset by cold and stormy weather, disease, and the loss of vital equipment.

But there is much speculation as to whether he can rouse his government from the political paralysis that has beset it, much less win a second term in October 2006.Brazilians have never been innocents in politics.

It is a less prosperous area with livelihoods beset by low productivity of land and livestock and expensive goods and services.

I pray the lack of spontaneity that is the Kirov's worst besetting sin becomes less, not more, apparent in her dancing.

The bass, treble and volume knobs flanking the right speaker are a nice touch, providing a solid tactile sensation in a world beset by feedback-less touch screens.

Several unique problems beset perinatal health in less industrialized countries including high rates of low birth weight (< 2,500 g) and infant death.