Sentence examples for afflicted by challenges from inspiring English sources

These students are disproportionately afflicted by challenges outside of school, and, to date, we haven't been very successful in educating high proportions of these students to proficiency.

If you are afflicted by the challenges of living better and being healthy, you will be comforted with all the ways to get there from here that require no work whatsoever.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) patients, afflicted by the third leading cause of mortality [ 4], face significant challenges in accessing healthcare services, due to the presence of comorbidities [ 5], limited mobility [ 6], advanced age, the effects of social isolation, and often rural residency [ 7].

That is the challenge and not one confined to teenagers, since adults are themselves afflicted by too much choice and decreasing attention spans.

"The challenge of peace and security is strongly present with over 600 million living in countries afflicted by conflicts, so it's difficult when their countries are inflicted by war, to do things about SDGs (sustainable development goals); or the issue of job employment with 73 million unemployed, and 58 million children out of schools.

Five million Americans are afflicted by the disease.

The number of persons afflicted by dementia has increased steadily.

Others are afflicted by various gastrointestinal illnesses.

It is also afflicted by Roosevelt envy.

Yet that relationship is afflicted by a unique pathology.

So many are still afflicted by economic deprivation.