plagued

The world is boring, plagued by overly simple, artificially complicated, problems and life goes by like water between your fingers.

Thus, places that don't normally experience it will experience it (or at least be plagued by mosquitoes).

The first couple so far were plagued by poor construction, RF interference, and poor experimental design.

It is well established, but plagued by issues relating to centralisation - exit scammers, law enforcement infiltrating markets, people stealing bitcoins.

Most Thinkpads released since then are markedly worse, plagued with low-resolution or glossy screens.

It is plagued with data that is messy as hell and incredibly nuanced based on the infinite variables of everyone's unique setups.

In a world plagued by NoDBs, it seems like a very small point.

The worry of rebellion and other problems plagued them all the time.

I've never seen the need for voting machines, even if they were open source and not plagued by scandals constantly.

Josh cared about his team, and he never let the negative chains of events that plagued Grooveshark over the years get the best of him.

NYC government is high cost and plagued by unionization.

I just had this vision of a post apocalyptic USA plagued by famine, crime, disease and the ever despised FCC license enforcement officers.

Their tag was: "The Japanese literary scene is plagued by rehashed American literature.

Academia is already plagued by it's uncertainty and lack of an inherent "end game." Let's not make it worse by renaming machine learning to "computer pattern recognition." Pattern recognition is just a possible piece of the puzzle or step in the process to creating AI, not the actual holy grail of achievement.

As my career has developed I've moved into being a specialist and now find myself coming back out into being a generalist but the "real" grounding in my skills sets me apart from "career generalists" and "credential whores" that my industry is plagued with nowadays.