Sentence examples for started to plague from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dodge's proposal to cut football and other programs starkly illustrates the consequences of the declining revenues that have started to plague state and local governments as the economy softens, particularly in the South and Midwest.

That anxiety, once latent, has started to plague me.

Like today, reports of corruption and disillusion at rising food prices started to plague the party during her rule, and Indira Gandhi was widely viewed as a ruthless leader she imposed a state of emergency in India in 1975, which made the country a police state where no dissent was allowed and media was censored.

SEATTLE — Not long ago, Seattle looked invincible, even as an economic downturn was starting to plague the rest of the country.

That was a pretty welcome change from the petty infighting that's starting to plague the American craft beer scene.

On the other hand, injuries are starting to plague several NFL teams and opening opportunities for newer and lesser known players.

Even for a hard-core free-market capitalist like me, branding is starting to seem like a plague, turning cities into billboards, foreign countries into fast-food courts.

"For Madagascar, though, it's unclear how many more people will die of plague before things start to change".

Still, the intraparty tension plaguing the Republicans is starting to take a toll in some home districts.

The 29-year-old right-hander provides a boost to a starting rotation plagued by injuries and a team that slipped three games behind Oakland in the AL West after being swept in a three-game weekend series at home against Baltimore.

But Caroline, who is working on a book about 20th-century fiction called "Form in the Modern Novel" ("I'm having difficulty with the chapter on realism"), is about to be subjected directly to the mystery of reality, when she starts being plagued by regular visits from an invisible being she names the Typing Ghost.