Sentence examples for affliction caused by from inspiring English sources

Don who? Flare foot The affliction caused by the swingy part of your trouser swallowing up your entire foot/shoe.

Unable to stand for very long because of a congenital affliction caused by overbreeding, Zoey is shaky as a newborn foal.

Since the 1970s, the federal government has administered a benefit program for miners who develop black lung disease, a wretched affliction caused by coal dust exposure and characterized by chronic shortness of breath and coughing.

As per local legend, hagiographical texts and historical records, Shahul Hamid is believed to have cured a Hindu ruler of Thanjavur, king Achutappa Nayak (1529 1542 A.D ., of his physical affliction caused by sorcery.

He says the affliction is caused by chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

And before that there was neurasthenia, a widely diagnosed and undefined nerve affliction causing just about any symptom people cared to add.

One of the worst citrus afflictions was spreading decline, caused by a nematode that feeds on tree roots.

There are increasingly compelling data that another "autoimmune" affliction, Crohn disease, may be caused by Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP).

Mr. Bailo had lost his sight from an excruciating affliction called river blindness, which is caused by baby worms that infest the body and destroy the optic nerve.

PSP is a life-threatening affliction with a worldwide distribution, mainly caused by the consumption of shellfish contaminated by PSTs.

"Enlarged great toe joints and twisted small toes are the commonest results of unhealthy footwear, while Morton's disease, a most painful affliction of the ball of the foot, caused by the weight being thrown forward by high heels, and more or less deformed ankles, are common results of high heels and V-shaped toes.