Sentence examples for pretty beleaguered from inspiring English sources

"It can feel pretty beleaguered working at RBS with external and internal pressures, that's one of the handicaps we work with".

"For the last year or so, the central government has been pretty beleaguered in terms of its authority and its ability to negotiate all kinds of things," said Pratap Bhanu Mehta, president of the Center for Policy Research in New Delhi.

If the reader hasn't figured it out, this turning point makes it clear that Oyeyemi is reworking "Snow White" and that the famously pretty, beleaguered title character may not have had all the information.

I've come to this conclusion because in recent years Prince Philip has been beleaguered by pretty much constant rumours of death, and every time they are wrong.

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Compared with most international norms, Iraq's beleaguered leader has offered terms that seem pretty generous.

For a beleaguered, seemingly hopeless romantic, Anna Faris has a pretty enviable dating record.

At first glance, newly shut down housecleaning startup Homejoy and long-beleaguered flash sale site Fab.com, which is still live today, have pretty much nothing in common.

No, it probably wouldn't have mattered if Hanie had been tapped immediately after beleaguered Jay Cutler left with his knee knocked loose, but playing Collins for two series pretty much cost the Bears the third quarter.

The Bright Lights... was first conceived as a concept album about a beleaguered everyman called Jimmy DeLancia, inspired equally by Herman Hesse's undergraduate fave Steppenwolf and the Pretty Things' patchy rock opera SF Sorrow.

As the beleaguered but good-natured Haley said last week in reference to Sperling's marathon: "I'll be pretty relieved once it's over".