It's riddled with gimmicks.

Houses are riddled with bullet holes.

He was just riddled with bullets.

His body had been riddled with bullets.

Even Germany s temporary success is riddled with caveats.

The house in which they lived was riddled with 81 bullets.

Most quoted the OSCE's finding that the elections were riddled with serious shortcomings.

The Rwanda section of the report is riddled with inconsistencies, ambiguity and innuendo.

Democratic politics is messy and divisive, and riddled with compromises. Monnet hated all that.

But it had barely launched when researchers found it to be riddled with security flaws.

Say, Dad, let's hear about how they opened fire and riddled your cab with bullets.

It is equally true with respect to regions and countries riddled with wars and ethnic conflicts.

The participants noted that all the national constitutions are riddled with contradictions (Bhutan does not have a constitution).

The surface of the Earth is absolutely riddled with holes, and here we are, right in the middle.

Crisis management is no way to sustain relationships that are economically close but riddled by rival claims and bitterly contested historical narratives.

Some types of Swiss cheese have a distinctive appearance, as the blocks of the cheese are riddled with holes known as eyes .

New bus routes between India and Pakistan may not make headlines, but they deliver a degree of normalcy to relations riddled with mistrust.

At first, they thought that Zamora had been abducted, but when they searched the house, they found his body riddled with bullets, in the bathroom.

On 23 June 1994, Gaza police found the bullet riddled body of a Hamas activist (see list) who had been kidnapped earlier from his home.

In the process, markets take investors on a wild rollercoaster ride, with the European crisis (riddled with even more confusion and volatility) serving to aggravate their queasiness.

Two days before Zamora apos s assassination, two staff members of the Office of the Chief State Counsel were riddled with bullets while driving an official car.

This history, as has been witnessed by the international community, is riddled with unfortunate events, the most recent of which is the genocide Rwanda has just experienced.

And because itís only talked about in religious discourse, it is just riddled with superstition. And itís used to cash out various metaphysical schemes which it canít reasonably do.

But that is merely an alibi that allows the French to claim that they have nothing against reform in principle, but that the reforms being proposed are riddled with injustice.

The Government of Rwanda, however, reiterates its concern that the Rwanda section of the last report of the Group of Experts was riddled with glaring inconsistencies, deliberate misrepresentation and innuendo.

Any development which, out of selfishness, indifference, inattention, or the like, fails to meet this requirement, will inevitably condemn us to a world riddled with yet further imbalance, marginalization and instability.

This is important, because, whereas the West is relatively at peace with itself, Asia is riddled with actual conflicts (within and around Pakistan) and looming ones all around the South China Sea.

Historical memory is not always quite as bad as this. But international politics and diplomacy are riddled with examples of bad and ill considered precedents being used to justify foreign policy decisions, invariably leading to catastrophe.

There were many tragic stories, including the 14 year old boy who had been wired to a jeep during a raid, and a 13 year old girl who had been riddled with bullets on her way to school.

Meir Mendelovich, 33, and Eliahu Levin, 25, both from Bnei Brak, were killed by gunmen who riddled their car with automatic weapon fire between Ramallah and Beitunya (also referred to in Al Tali apos ah, 23 December 1993).

So, overall, statistics about happiness seem to be as accurate as many of the statistics regularly used by politicians, such as public opinion polls, poverty rates, or, for that matter, GDP growth all of which are riddled with imperfections.

Despite United Nations interventions to restore intra State and international peace and security, the world is still riddled with trouble spots and endangered by human induced threats such as the potential impact of climate change and sea level rise.

Unfortunately, Bo s case is not the exception in China, but the rule. Contrary to the prevailing perception in the West (especially among business leaders), the current Chinese government is riddled with clever apparatchiks like Bo who have acquired their positions through cheating, corruption, patronage, and manipulation.

The 20th century, the last hundred years, is riddled with disastrous examples of times that one school or the other tried to explain the past or predict the future and just did an awful, awful job, so the economics profession has acquired some degree of modesty.

America's school systems are funded by the 50 states. In this fiery talk, Bill Gates says that state budgets are riddled with accounting tricks that disguise the true cost of health care and pensions and weighted with worsening deficits with the financing of education at the losing end.

Regardless of how the Libyan government eventually handles the LIA, all sovereign wealth funds and their advisers and fundraisers can learn several important lessons. Of course, no one should infer from the Libyan case that other SWFs across the board are riddled with corruption and conflicts of interest.

Alfredo Ayala apos s body still had quot ... his arms and forearms behind his back with the thumbs tied together with a piece of string ... quot . 225 The other victims also showed signs of having had their thumbs tied together and had been riddled with bullets at point blank range.

Particular attention must be drawn to the case of a 13 year old Palestinian girl who had been murdered by Israeli soldiers, her body riddled by 20 bullets, as she walked to school, because they suspected that she was carrying explosives in her school bag she had been carrying only school items.

The fate of those who began working at a very early age, or of women who interrupted work to raise their children, is used as an argument against reform. But that is merely an alibi that allows the French to claim that they have nothing against reform in principle, but that the reforms being proposed are riddled with injustice.

And therefore it will become intolerable what compassion is, is where it will become intolerable for us, totally intolerable that we sit here in comfort and in pleasure and enjoying the life of the mind or whatever it is, and there are people who are absolutely riddled with disease and they cannot have a bite of food and they have no place, or they're being brutalized by some terrible person and so forth.