Sentence examples for also afflicted by from inspiring English sources

It is also afflicted by Roosevelt envy.

Of course this one is also afflicted by what he calls, with wondering contempt, "vaulting ambition".

The industry is also afflicted by falling Asian demand due to the SARS virus.

He was ashamed to say it, but they were also afflicted by opium addiction, and needed clinics.

She is also afflicted by a mysterious malady that causes her to forget song lyrics, and to appear several shades paler than anyone else in the frame.

But he was also afflicted by feelings of inadequacy and racked by self-doubt, and the burden of constant reviewing weighed heavily on him.

Participants explained that different people would have different health outcomes depending on a complex range of factors, describing how some health conditions said to be caused by obesity also afflicted those who were " thin" or " skinny".

But Homeland's experience of difficult-second-series syndrome – a condition that also afflicted Downton Abbey, although commendably avoided by Steven Moffat's and Mark Gattis's Sherlock – raises the wider question of whether hit shows inevitably decline to the point where viewers are left wanting less.

Plagued by successive natural disasters, Haiti is also afflicted with one of the highest fertility rates in the hemisphere.

The opposite is true for countries at the other end of the scale, which are also often afflicted by conflict, poor governance and prevalent bribery.

When Roddick, seeded eighth, was asked about Djokovic's injuries that night, he sarcastically suggested that Djokovic might also be afflicted by cramps, bird flu, anthrax, SARS and the common cough and cold.