Sentence examples for actually afflicted from inspiring English sources

In the other direction, if she is actually afflicted, we dismiss the already stigmatized mental health industry.

Once it was shown that they were actually afflicted with genetically caused Segawa's dystonia, proper medication almost miraculously eliminated the symptoms.

At last, in 1986, Canadian geneticists Tibbles and Cohen demonstrated that Merrick was actually afflicted with Proteus syndrome [7].

The presence of combined SWS and KTS has been challenged and it has been advanced that patients diagnosed with KTS who present capillary deformities at a level inferior to the head, in the absence of lymphatic pathologies, are actually afflicted with a variant of SWS [ 21].

One wishes the issue would loom rather larger in his colleagues' minds, so that they might apply their knack for sniffing out cultural pathology and denouncing the injustice of inequality to problems actually afflicting the people they seem to worry about.

The report from the communications committee said Mr Hunt's ambitions were "misguided" and left "a very real risk that some people and businesses are being left behind, that inadequate access to the internet and all its benefits is actually afflicting their daily lives".

But the Lords committee said its strategy was misguided and there was "a very real risk that some people and businesses are being left behind, that inadequate access to the internet and all its benefits is actually afflicting their daily lives".

Phase 2 Clinical Trials These are small trials on people that actually are afflicted with the medical condition under investigation.

According to a 2009 study published by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, 23.5 million people in this country over the age of 12 need treatment for drug and alcohol abuse, and only 2.6 million of these afflicted individuals actually receive it.

Not even clinically, when it is possible to actually talk with an afflicted human.

The same weakness when it comes to actually saying anything afflicts Martin John Callanan's letters from world leaders.