"Which is: New York will take a beating, because people are being buffeted with negative associations".
"But higher education is buffeted with various boards and commissions, so we were reduced to working around the edges to achieve our goals.
Those 13 people have been buffeted with aggressive lobbying from lawyers on both sides about the best way to handle their duties to ensure the vote here was fair and accurate.
In Missouri, Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, has been buffeted with more than $2.2 million in television ads from Crossroads GPS, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a group called the 60 Plus Association, which bills itself as a right-leaning AARP and uses Pat Boone as its pitch man.
Investors are buffeted with contrary recommendations from credible sources about whether to buy or sell gold.
In the midst of this, Julia is buffeted with the angst of emerging adolescence, which is amplified as a result of the "slowing".
Much of the changes that we're buffeted with today is structural -- which is why we can have growing unemployment and a growing number of job-vacancies at the same time -- and typically, it is a continual process of action and reaction without a stable destination.
In the first years of the 16th century, the Republic of Venice was buffeted by wars with the Ottoman empire and the papal states.
For his part, Clinton's successor, the younger Bush, was buffeted by Plamegate, with its sensational allegations that top White House aides had deliberately leaked the identity of the CIA agent Valerie Plame (an offence that is a federal crime) in order to punish her diplomat husband, a fierce public critic of the Iraq war.
In the first 70 days of 2015, Iceland was buffeted by 53 storms – with winds in excess of 72km an hour.
