Sentence examples for that has bedevilled from inspiring English sources

This recent Economist article goes into the long list of scandals that has bedevilled the government.

But whatever Morgan's strategy, he inherited a circulation problem that has bedevilled the Mirror for years.

It also reinjected American interests and treasure into a strategic swamp that has bedevilled Trump's predecessors.

How to produce them, however, is a question that has bedevilled Citigroup for more than a century.

His vacillation helped build Paisley's powerbase with middle-class unionist voters, something that has bedevilled the Ulster Unionists ever since.

It means artists aren't subjected to the level of destructive hype that has bedevilled, say, indie music since Britpop.

Whoever replaces Mr Boehner, they will inherit the same party strains that have bedevilled him.

This system eliminates most of the thermal vibrations that have bedevilled detectors in the past.

It has been the main cause of the technical and weight problems that have bedevilled the programme.

Couric wound up with the sort of problem that had bedevilled Joan Lunden — she became less "relatable" to her audience.

It's not just the emergence of health-conscious consumers and new distribution channels that have bedevilled Big Soda.