Beleaguer example sentences

"Beleaguer" Example Sentences

1. The opposition party continues to beleaguer the president with criticisms.
2. All the problems at work were starting to beleaguer his mental health.
3. The constant threats and attacks finally beleaguered her into resignation.
4. Financial problems beleaguered the struggling small business.
5. Budget cuts have beleaguered the public school system for years.
6. Difficulties and obstacles beleaguered them on all sides.
7. His troubled conscience continued to beleaguer him for years.
8. The hostilities outside their gates daily beleaguered the inhabitants of the fortress.
9. Doubts and fears continue to beleaguer her even now.
10. Hard times beleaguered the once prosperous land.
11. Mounting legal problems beleaguered the celebrity for years.
12. The unusually harsh winter beleaguered most of the county's poor residents.
13. Financial woes continue to beleaguer the retired couple.
14. Family problems beleaguered the young man and led him to seek counseling.
15. Pain and fatigue finally beleaguered her into taking a day off work.
16. Poverty and malnutrition beleaguered the village for generations.
17. The long list of chores beleaguered the already stressed mother.
18. Health issues beleaguered her for most of her adult life.
19. The unending demands of her job started to really beleaguer her spirit.
20. The daily struggles beleaguered the once optimistic woman.
21. The beleaguered leader faced mounting opposition on all sides.
22. Questions about her abilities continued to beleaguer her throughout her career.
23. The country's failing infrastructure beleaguered citizens with transportation issues and power outages.
24. Guilt over the accident continued to beleaguer him well into his retirement.
25. Personal problems beleaguered her for years after the divorce.
26. Marital difficulties beleaguered the young couple for most of their short marriage.
27. Problems with drugs and alcohol beleaguered the troubled youth.
28. The nation's enemies sought to beleaguer it with spies, saboteurs and fifth columnists.
29. The longstanding conflict had beleaguered the region for decades.
30. Transportation issues continued to beleaguer commuters for months after the storm.
31. Trouble finding a stable job continued to beleaguer the recent college graduate.
32. The beleaguered army fought valiantly against overwhelming odds.
33. His conscience continued to beleaguer him late into his old age.
34. Health issues started to really beleaguer the aging couple.
35. Constant conflict between workers and management continued to beleaguer the company.
36. Money troubles beleaguered the newlywed couple from the start of their marriage.
37. Losing their livelihoods finally beleaguered the striking workers back to work.
38. Complaints from citizens beleaguered the ineffectual bureaucracy.
39. Problems at home beleaguered the overworked single mother.
40. Daily struggles with prejudice and racism beleaguered minority communities.
41. His turbulent childhood continued to beleaguer him as an adult.
42. Difficult economic conditions beleaguered most citizens for years.
43. The beleaguered leaders struggled to navigate through the maze of political opposition.
44. Health issues finally beleaguered her into taking an early retirement.
45. Doubts and fears continued to beleaguer her throughout her military career.
46. Problems with alcoholism beleaguered the family for generations.
47. The early success of the beleaguered business quickly faded due to mismanagement.
48. Frequent scandals continued to beleaguer the celebrity throughout his career.
49. The beleaguered city struggled to overcome decades of violence and poverty.
50. Daily struggles beleaguered the impoverished family for years.

Common Phrases

1. Beset or besiege with troubles and difficulties
2. Trouble or harass continually, especially with requests or problems
3. Harass or overwhelm, especially with troubles, problems, demands, etc.
4. Surround so as to harass, confine, or blockade
5. Attack or surround so as to restrict normal function
6. Attack or attack repeatedly and energetically
7. Barrage with demands, criticisms, or troubles
8. Bombard or overwhelm with demands, pressures, etc.
9. Overwhelm by pressure, demands, or difficulties
10. Subject to constant difficulties, problems, or complaints