Sentence examples for a common affliction of from inspiring English sources

AFFLUENZA has long been a common affliction of European utilities.

Sufferers might actually have a disorder known as focal dystonia, a common affliction of musicians caused when the neurons that guide a particular movement — be it aiming a bow or sinking a putt — become worn from overuse.

They could be counted on to give Peanut her medicines, including an Eastern herbal potion that she took for a collapsing trachea, which apparently is a common affliction of tiny dogs.

At high school in Israel, he says, government lecturers would instill into pupils the certainty that in this land "we are older... and we have always been the rightful owners of everything," but "I suspect this is a common affliction of ancient peoples who experience rebirth, or at least of young peoples who experience a great yearning to be older".

You are experiencing a common affliction of the age known as SLOBS (short life of batteries syndrome).Happily, this year sees the arrival of the first commercial products using a technology that promises to eradicate SLOBS for ever: micro fuel cells.

Intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) is a common affliction of preterm infants, and often results in posthemorrhagic hydrocephalus (PHH).

He was almost befuddled by how badly his team had fallen apart, yet anyone watching the postseason for a while could have clued him on the diagnosis: Lakeritis is a common affliction this time of year, suffered by players and coaches who have psychological barriers that stand in the way of getting past a rival.

The main reason is the lack of regular income, a common affliction in a country where over 40% of people are unemployed.

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

Among the human residents of Block Island, off the coast of Rhode Island, Lyme disease is a common affliction.

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