Sentence examples for more plagued from inspiring English sources
Probably no man has been more plagued than Einstein by offers of money for testimonials for toothpaste, pimple-eradicators, corn plasters, and cigarettes.
On the same night he dealt with "some other little family concernments", in order, as he said, "to be no more plagued and pester'd with them the rest of the month".
As roads become more and more gridlocked, and air travel become more and more plagued by delays, security and environmental concerns, governments are looking to technologies like Maglev as part of the transport mix.
Plascencia's story helps explain how certain parts of the city are more plagued by violence than others.
In fact, they may be even MORE plagued by old problems, given the absence of familiar home supports coupled with more and new stresses of college.
While the inclusion of various types of pseudoknots is conceptually not more difficult than for ordinary secondary structures, the parametrization of such models will be even more plagued by the lack of training data in the LW framework.
5. Introduce the enormous range of issues (women & children, human rights, child labor, environment, resource exploitation, endangered species threat, and more) plaguing the Congo, but also explore the unfathomable potential that exists in the Congo should stability and unity be realized.
Until we throw off that tyranny, we will mark many more plagues in the years to come.
WITH the mercy of a twitchy Pharaoh anticipating a few more plagues, China's authorities have released Ai Weiwei, a Chinese artist and dissident, "on bail".
People came from all over last week to attend a Federal Trade Commission workshop in Washington on spyware, one more plague of the digital age.
