Sentence examples for are being blighted from inspiring English sources

Each of us has just one chance at existence, and so many people's lives are being blighted by these cuts.

Chris Keates, head of the NASUWT teachers' union, said: "Children's lives are being blighted by poverty and the increasing financial pressures on families.

Chris Keates, NASUWT  general secretary, said: "These are truly shocking statistics showing the lives of children and young people are being blighted and degraded by poverty and homelessness.

Critics say beautiful bridges are being blighted by an epidemic of ugly padlocks "spreading like fungus".

A survey of 4,000 teachers concluded that the educational opportunities for thousands of children were being blighted by the impact of the Government's social and economic policies.

This world was mentioned but never seen in Blade Runner, while the new film gives us a landscape that's been blighted by environmental catastrophes and is now largely abandoned.

The next generation are being locked out of opportunity, blighted by Cameron's cost of living crisis.

"What we are saying is drug-driving is blighting this country and people are being killed and seriously injured on a regular basis.

Cranes compete with the John Hancock Center and other soaring landmarks for a place on the skyline, and in many of the neighborhoods that branch off the Loop, the city's business and financial core, the pockmarks of urban blight are being plugged with high-end town houses.

Multiple attempts are being made to develop blight-resistant American chestnut genotypes.

They say some 172,000 properties within 1km of the first phase are being affected by "a generalised blight" since the proposals were announced.