Sentence examples for afflicted communities from inspiring English sources

In article after article, Kassig's friends and acquaintances praised his genuine commitment to helping afflicted communities.

And as we focus on bringing policymakers, researchers, and the pharmaceutical industry to the table, to work towards elimination by 2020, where does that leave afflicted communities themselves?

While housing shortages and homeless epidemics have afflicted communities up and down the west coast, a major crisis has emerged in Santa Cruz, the liberal seaside city 80 miles south of San Francisco, known internationally for its surfing and laid-back boardwalk attractions.

George Osborne said he would hike the standard rate of IPT by half a percentage point to 10%, and use the proceeds to top up a fund designed to prevent repeats of the carnage that afflicted communities in the north of England and Scotland over the winter.

United Nations/African Union peacekeepers have been denied access to most of the conflict afflicted communities - where gender-based crimes and significant humanitarian gaps have been reported.

However, even as rates in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone have significantly decreased, we must continue to reach our target of zero cases, prevent future outbreaks and rebuild afflicted communities.

But this experience gave me a new mission in life: to fight to ensure justice and human dignity for the mentally afflicted community across the world.

The poet slips in and out of various personae, giving voice to members of a small afflicted community and playing the immediacies of their losses and sufferings against the historical panorama of a world at war.

In the present study we have attempted to evaluate the effects of the earthquake of 2005, in the afflicted community residing in the Northern areas of Pakistan.

A second and equally important objective of the method – engaging policy makers and other community leaders in the issue of concern so that they will effect the changes as recommended by members of the afflicted community – is perhaps better thought of as a place-based change strategy (see the "Using Communication to Shape the Place-Based Fields" section below).

Abandoned homes are everyone's problem, afflicting communities all over the state.