beset by造句

He was beset by doubts.

I was beset by doubts.

In the swamp we were beset by mosquitoes.

The country is currently beset by 3 fierce separatist movements.

Both marine and freshwater fisheries are beset by a number of very serious human impacts.

But even under the republican system, China is still beset by internal and external troubles.

Upon entering Shimrra's throne room, they were beset by over a dozen deadly Slayers.

This is extremely encouraging in a world beset by one global crisis after another.

people with hearing disabilities are mainly beset by two major problems.

That line has been beset by reliability problems since its opening, with a series of delays caused by power failures.

He may be beset by ethical problems, whether over campaign finance or Whitewater indictments, even conceivably of his wife.

Japan's economy has been in decline since the early 1990's and recently has been beset by deflation.

At the end of the cold war America was beset by economic anxieties and wary of military power.

They have lied so often that no one believes them any more and, beset by remorse, they are eaten by their love.

The Japanese manufacturer has long prided itself on rigorous safety controls but has been beset by a series of quality issues.

One-quarter of the nation's household assets sit in the postal system, which has been beset by on-off privatisation plans.

Yet Zuma remains beset by the same problems that afflicted Thabo Mbeki, his predecessor: poverty, poor health and education, corruption and unemployment.

In his farewell address to the General Assembly, Secretary General Annan painted a stark picture of a world beset by social and economic inequality, war and terrorism.

In this messy, lopsided world beset by so much turmoil, that is a prize worth fighting for, in health and multiple other sectors.

Private television is still dominated by Mr Berlusconi. He is still Italy's richest man, still beset by conflicts of interest, still unfit, even if he were a great reformer, to rule Italy.

In the Life of Saint Guthlac, written around 740, Guthlac is beset by demons, whereupon he "sang the first verse of the sixty-seventh psalm as if prophetically, 'Let God arise,' etc."

As well as defending the view of City as a squad beset by disaffected players, Kompany is also keen to debunk the myth of the modern-day player being little more than a mercenary.

The Chinese part of the firm, beset by deeply hierarchical and deferential behaviour, needs to get people to talk more openly to each other—even if that means confronting a superior.