Examples of 'besetting' in a sentence
Meaning of "besetting"
beset (verb) - To trouble or harass persistently. It refers to being overwhelmed by difficulties or challenges
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- present participle of beset
- The act of one who besets or attacks.
- Deeply rooted; persistent.
- Obsessive
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This difficulty is the besetting cross of melancholic superiors.
We hear word of ill weather and delays besetting you.
They are global problems besetting the developing countries as well.
I have obviously not exhausted all the problems besetting the world.
The problems besetting new projectors are many and varied.
Complaining is one of my besetting sins.
Problems besetting the education sector are very similar to the health sector.
Those are our besetting sins.
The many problems besetting these programmes were analysed in some detail in my last report.
Neither is there a military solution to the complex problem besetting the region.
We can not minimize the dangers besetting our world due to overpopulation.
It was a significant step towards finding a solution to the problems besetting the area.
A further drawback besetting this type of hinge is that of its limited strength.
We wish our activities to be consonant with the crises besetting the contemporary world.
The severe crisis besetting the world and the country is unmistakeable.
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We all are well aware of the struggle with the besetting sins of our lusts.
The serious conflicts besetting the region clearly rule out major progress on this front.
Let us now consider that part of our text which deals with besetting sins.
This is one of the problems besetting the Nigeria Mining Corporation.
Terayama has cited an Oedipal crisis as a key factor in the problems besetting Japan.
Honduras has always viewed with concern the problems besetting its sister republics in Central America.
Romney 's besetting sin is an inability to connect personally with voters.
I fear for you the doom of a besetting Day.
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All these are recognized to be among the problems besetting the Council.
Covetousness is a besetting sin, from which few people are entirely free.
It presents objectively all the problems besetting Community horticulture.
These are the five besetting sins of a general, ruinous to the conduct of war.
The main cause of the many conflicts besetting Africa was poverty.
Lay aside every besetting sin and set your affection on things above!
The Commission recognizes the enormous stresses and difficulties besetting those facing expulsion.
Another problem potentially besetting peacekeeping missions today is that of the “ spoilers ” of the peace.
The Irish Presidency would therefore have to solve the problems still besetting that sector.
The besetting sin of God 's people is unbelief.
They are presented as metaphors for the destruction besetting Lebanon and its capital city Beirut.
Jesus can break the power of any sin - even the most besetting.
What are the causes of the difficulties besetting the structurally weak regions?
Always protect our family from harm … and from evil besetting it.
What is the besetting sin to a believer when doing this Bible Study?
Greater is the power of Christ than that little besetting sin that you can not overcome.
With all the problems besetting us, he quite simply proposed application of the Single Act.
What Mr Stenmarck asked illustrates the confusion besetting this debate.
The problems besetting the Organization have not emerged abruptly, nor will they vanish overnight.
President Obama seeks a political solution to the problems besetting Baghdad.
Since the Empire 's division the flaws besetting the West have rapidly become apparent.
India pointed out, as one of the problems besetting the.
The unemployment problems besetting Portugal, not least the North, are equally familiar.
October must be viewed against the growing economic difficulties besetting the Member States.
Unruffled by the events besetting House Wei, Jiang Chen returned to the hideout.
Those things that dominate us, those besetting sins.
