Sentence examples for a common plague from inspiring English sources

Worse, Ahan was also confronting a common plague of Facebook: the recent ex.

It has a slightly dismissive, irritable ring to it and has become jargon, used unthinkingly by hacks, with 'diseases' usually yoked sullenly to it) as though these were a common plague that every gardener had to bear and share.

For years, these neighbors in Hunts Point in the Bronx have battled a common plague: an acrid stench that hangs over the area like a black cloud, clinging to clothing, keeping children home from school and choking neighborhood life.

Gate-crashing, a common plague for promoters of sixties-era festivals, was eliminated by Paul's older brother Perry, an upholsterer by trade, whose crew built the ten-foot-high white fence that surrounds much of the perimeter, a three-year job.

A common plague of mental health stigma is the idea that the disorders are a fallacy that's "all in a person's head".

The pupils' books are open to a lesson about locusts, a common plague with effects almost as deadly as the war.

Doctors have a not-so-amusing name for this common plague of women in the throes of a new sexual relationship: They call it honeymoon cystitis.

Actually, I'm kind of nervous of just how difficult this sort of common plague is going to be to cure.

Hohman had also attempted to deal with a common problem plaguing online reviews.

Product authenticity in the online marketplace is a common issue plaguing consumers.

But for all this, Here still suffers the common plagues of New York's performance scene, almost all of them involving money.