| injury plague | 6.98 | We were plagued by injuries. | ||
| problem plague | 6.39 | But problems plagued the pool. | ||
| violence plague | 2.37 | Violence has plagued Tajik towns and cities. | ||
| delay plague | 1.58 | Delays have plagued the project. | ||
| scandal plague | 1.45 | Scandal plagues Summer Olympics. | ||
| corruption plague | 1.32 | Corruption has plagued Thai politics. | ||
| weather plague | 1.12 | Cloudy, damp weather will plague New England on Wednesday. | ||
| allegation plague | 0.99 | The punishments are handed down at a time when allegations of corruption plague Portuguese soccer. | ||
| crime plague | 0.86 | Crime plagues the inner city. | ||
| kidnapping plague | 0.79 | Mexico has been plagued by kidnappings in recent years. | ||
| accident plague | 0.72 | The line has been plagued by accidents. | ||
| shortage plague | 0.72 | Electricity shortages are plaguing the state. | ||
| unrest plague | 0.72 | Unrest has long plagued the delta. | ||
| controversy plague | 0.66 | But controversy plagued Nadia. | ||
| dispute plague | 0.66 | The federation has been plagued by disputes between Muslims and Croats. | ||
| doubt plague | 0.66 | She is plagued by doubts. | ||
| infighting plague | 0.66 | The Tulkarem branch of Hamas has been plagued by infighting for several months. | ||
| rain plague | 0.66 | When rain plagued the Memorial earlier this month, the final round was finished Monday. | ||
| trouble plague | 0.66 | Flower said injury troubles had plagued his side. | ||
| fog plague | 0.59 | Dense fog will plague the Central Valley. |