be riddled with in a sentence

Examples

1. Besides continuing violence, he said, a binational state would be riddled with more mundane conflicts : What would it be called?
2. Geographically, Suwannee County is situated on a limestone bed riddled with underground freshwater streams, which surface in dozens of beautiful springs.
3. By the 1960s the problems with the site were beginning to show and the club stand was found to be riddled with rot.
4. But they were challenged and found to be riddled with the signatures of fictitious supporters collected by aides who admitted to ignoring electoral legalities.
5. In 1972 Clermont Hall was found to be riddled with dry rot but attempts to demolish were thwarted by the imposition of a preservation order.
6. A section of the aircraft's wing will be riddled with holes connected to sensors that will measure the distribution of pressure over the wing.
7. The Russian government is considered one of the most corrupt in the world, and previous food aid deals were reported to be riddled with graft.
8. The aircraft was later recovered and was found to be riddled with bullet holes, including in the fuel tank under the pilot's seat.
9. The law is also said to be riddled with internal contradictions, a reflection of lawmakers'haste to push it through before the June 16 presidential election.
10. That's because the fish are old and at the top of the food chain, gobbling up lots of smaller fish that may be riddled with mercury.