Sentence examples for which were plagued from inspiring English sources

Walker had fought the public-sector unions in Milwaukee, which were plagued by corruption scandals.

Earlier school microphone systems relied on FM waves, which were plagued by interference.

They are all New Zealanders, with lots of experience clearing small islands off the coast of their home country, which were plagued with rats, rabbits and stoats introduced from England.

Johnnie Carson, an assistant secretary of state and the top American diplomat for Africa, said Tuesday in Kampala that this outside intervention would be different from previous attempts, which were plagued by a "lack of consistency" and "a lack of resolution".

Coe said this was probably the worst economic climate in which to deliver an Olympics since the time leading up the 1976 Olympics in Montreal, which were plagued by massive deficits and cost overruns, problems that Coe said would not apply to London even as East London — in modern Olympic fashion — has become a vast urban renewal project.

The reputation of the Games was damaged by the 2010 event in Delhi, which were plagued by poor ticket sales and problems with venues and accommodation.

Dry woodlands, which are plagued by the overconsumption of fuelwood.

Its board, which was plagued by absenteeism, has added new members.

Perhaps it is time to evaluate our election process, which is plagued by the absence of serious debate over ideas.

The band's tour, which played only in racetracks and small arenas, and which was plagued with bad weather and illness, was abandoned midway through.

It could also be good news for rich-world governments, which are plagued with deficits even before the baby-boomers begin to retire.