Sentence examples for be afflicted at a from inspiring English sources

Hawaiians have been reported to have relatively high rates of diabetes, renal and vascular disease, and tend to be afflicted at a younger age.

Only 5% of the population are reckoned to be afflicted at any one time, but in movies the proportion seems higher.

How can the women achieve true autonomy when they don't even know how many of them there are and what may be afflicting at least some of them?

Keller was afflicted at the age of 19 months with an illness (possibly scarlet fever) that left her blind and deaf.

One aspect those studies wanted to determine was whether men and women were afflicted at different rates.

A comprehensive global review of anxiety studies published in 2006 in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry concluded that as many as one in six people worldwide will be afflicted with an anxiety disorder for at least a year during some point in their lifetimes.

To be watched at all times, especially when doing nothing seriously wrong, is to be afflicted with a creepy feeling.

According to current estimates by the National Institutes of Health, as many as 23.5 million Americans may be afflicted with at least one autoimmune condition.

Take a walk down any street and out of every 10 people you pass, one will probably be afflicted by social phobia at some point in their life.

"Take away the politicians, all the ideologies and their professional protagonists from those same countries and leave them their present energy networks, industrial machinery, routine production, and distribution personnel, and no more humans will starve nor be afflicted in health than at present".

Any old narcissist can be afflicted, and afflict others, with a conviction of being godlike.