| 11. | Data entry mistakes and omissions caused my file to be riddled with irrelevant and misleading details.
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| 12. | The new draft should not be riddled with exemptions that disproportionately burden minorities and poor Americans.
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| 13. | The character eventually finds the mansion to be riddled with puzzles, traps, and horrors.
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| 14. | But it also seems to be riddled with about as many errors as a paragraph could contain.
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| 15. | Poirot does indeed get permission for an exhumation and the body is proved to be riddled with arsenic.
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| 16. | Like most steels back then, it turned out to be riddled with sulfurous inclusions that sapped its strength.
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| 17. | But on close examination, the accounts of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth prove to be riddled with inconsistencies.
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| 18. | Earlier this month, the Boston Globe reported that the tunnels may be riddled with thousands of small fissures.
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| 19. | While this article may be riddled with problems, I fail to see how it is completely beyond hope.
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| 20. | Later, the leaf may be riddled with holes when a number of larvae feed on a single leaf.
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