plagued

• “Most people, for a variety of reasons, hide their vulnerabilities, and thus remain plagued by them.”

  The Huffington Post: Dr. Hendrie Weisinger: The Instinctual Manager

• “Sputtering offense again plagued the Demon Deacons, as it did when they were beaten by Maryland last week in the quarterfinals of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.”

  USATODAY.com

• “While we have made clear progress, we remain plagued with lingering perceptions regarding the safety of receiving a transfusion: only 12 per cent believe that it is "completely safe" and a further 46 per cent believe it is "somewhat safe.”

  Marking a Year of Fundamental Change

• “The bishops made their statement in the wake of violence that has occurred since local elections were held, which the bishops described as plagued by a series of irregularities that need to be clarified.”

  Clerical Whispers

• “DRC find a solution to the political challenges that had "plagued" that country.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “Roodeplaat, said South Africa was "plagued" by crime and it was senseless to arrest, charge, convict and imprison criminals if they were released before completing their sentences.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

• “He had no doubts about the justice of his cause, such as plagued some of the British generals.”

  History of the United States

• “MP Greg Hands recently warned that London's parks are "plagued" by growing numbers of attack dogs, which can savage people or other animals.”

  Evening Standard - Home

• “I believe it was $1 million, and on the last few quarters it's been something that's kind of plagued you.”

  Capstone Turbine CEO Discusses F2Q11 Results - Earnings Call Transcript -- Seeking Alpha

• “I don't think Toyota is according to AB "plagued" in anyway.”

  Autoblog

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