Sentence examples for a common affliction from inspiring English sources

It's a common affliction.

AFFLUENZA has long been a common affliction of European utilities.

Gramatica and Janikowski seem saturated with inner distress, a common affliction among kickers.

Anthrax is a common affliction in livestock everywhere, and it strikes people in much of the poor world.

He was so overcome by separation anxiety, a common affliction among dogs, that he jumped out of her apartment's fourth-floor window.

Its first commercial product was an anti-parasitic pill designed to fight intestinal worms, which were a common affliction at the time.

Mental illness is a more common affliction in society than most people think.

Chronic subdural hematoma (CSDH) is a relatively common affliction, especially among the elderly in whom the prevalence has been estimated to be 7.4~13.1/100,000 people [ 1, 2].

Being a relatively common affliction, there are plenty of over-the-counter anti-fungal treatments available.

One common sign of looseness in teeth for adults is receding gums, which can be the result of periodontal disease, an extremely common affliction among adults.

Ah, it's a vicious cycle, stemming from one very common affliction: a need many of us women have to be nice, almost too nice.