Sentence examples for most beset from inspiring English sources

One of the regional offices most beset with delays is the Vermont Service Center, which handles applications from New York and other Northeastern states.

Helena is one of Shakespeare's most beset characters — heaped with abuse, she's an ingénue Caliban: the glum girl who arrives under a rain cloud.

There is a bitter irony to the situation, but it's not unusual that the very people who are most beset by police violence are the ones who wind up paying for it with their pocketbooks.

In Tanzania there has been limited research on explaining process of societal ageing and impact on the health of older people, especially in rural settings where people are most beset by poverty and poor health conditions.

"The price of this is enormous, and it probably is hardest on those who can least afford it and whose communities are most egregiously beset with the misconduct problems," noted Andy Shaw, president and CEO of the Better Government Association, which has studied the high financial and social costs of police misconduct in Chicago.

We all flourish the most when beset by the greatest upheaval.

Most problems besetting the poorer countries are of their own making.

Similar contradictions beset most governments with environmental pretensions.

And ever since then, immigration has helped New York to avoid the decline that beset most of America's other big old cities.

The Horn of Africa is the world's most vulnerable region, beset by extreme poverty, hunger and global climate change, notably a drying and warming of the climate during the past quarter century.

Hence, in part, the pair's falling out.So the Front, which has hitherto derived strength from the apparent absence of the divisions that beset most other parties, is now split down the middle, both camps claiming to represent the legitimate movement, and each retaining the name National Front.