Sentence examples for plague American from inspiring English sources
The festival is plagued by the same problems that plague American society.
"He cultivated none of the professional deformations that habitually plague American writers," Begley says.
IN THE long list of problems that plague American education, one is primary: what should students learn?
The same fears plague American mining companies with operations on the far eastern island of Irian Jaya.
As long as whites enjoyed superior access to "social capital," he predicted, racial inequalities would continue to plague American society long after the end of legal discrimination.
And Irons's statistic-laden summary of racial inequities that currently plague American education is not nearly as readable as his lucid account of courtroom dramas that led to Brown.
And that health is dismal, as illuminated in vivid new detail on July 10th.Christopher Murray and his colleagues at the University of Washington have new research on which ailments plague Americans, and why.
Physical inactivity and poor dietary habits plague Americans as health challenges, with women of color most vulnerable to their detrimental effects.
HEALTH care plagues American politics like a lingering disease.
Insurance sales practices that mislead soldiers and violate Pentagon rules have plagued American military bases for decades.
At the same time, Ms. Alexander made sure "The Grid" reflected the bureaucratic infighting that has historically plagued American intelligence efforts.
