Sentence examples for plagued from from inspiring English sources

But "Via Galactica" seemed plagued from the start.

However, his campaign was plagued from the start.

The supposedly whiz-bang technology was plagued from the start by software bugs.

It was plagued from the start by overly optimistic revenue and freight traffic projections as well as construction cost overruns.

Plagued from the top by owners who were broke or fraudulent or uninterested or a seedy combination of all three, the Islanders kept falling short of the playoffs.

A state proposal to sell property along the Mohawk River to a developer for far less than the appraised value "was plagued from its inception by a lack of due diligence as well as poor judgment," according to a report by the state inspector general's office.

Greece's privatization programme has been problem-plagued from the day bankrupt Athens became the ward of the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund in May 2010.

Problems have plagued BioPort from the beginning.

Migraine headaches plagued him from mid-July until December.

Price volatility has plagued Bitcoin from nearly the beginning.

This is a problem that has plagued everyone from Compaq Computer to Barnesandnoble.com.com