Sentence examples for plagued about from inspiring English sources

He had been plagued about the FBI's designation of Albuquerque as the city with the highest crime rate (per capita) in the nation.

In a previous episode, Karen became ill from a deadly flu-like virus that plagued about half those at the prison enclave.

The finding could eventually lead to new therapies for osteoporosis, which plagues about 28 million Americans, mostly women.

In Ethiopia, where such surgery is rarely an option in the rural areas where women like Dima live, obstetric fistulas plague about 100,000 women, says Karen Beattie, the project director for Fistula Care, a project managed by EngenderHealth and funded by USAID.

Mr. Obama's assertiveness masked the doubts and indecision that plagued Democrats about the tax issue even before the midterm elections, and caused them to delay a vote until afterward.

The Methodist Church has shared in the numerical decline that has plagued English churches since about 1910.

Investors are plagued by doubts about Detroit's Big Three carmakers.

The euro still plagued by concerns about Greece's fiscal crisis, drifted lower to $1.3616.

Once plagued by paranoia about himself and his family, her son had slowly gotten better.

But China has also been plagued by questions about its own emissions data.

Mr. Romney's 2008 campaign for the presidency was plagued by stories about shifts in his own positions.