Sentence examples for chronically afflicted from inspiring English sources

MWENGA, Democratic Republic of Congo — As his plane cut through the clouds above eastern Congo on Friday, John Holmes, the United Nations' top humanitarian official, looked down pensively at the miles and miles of thick forest covering one of the most chronically afflicted parts of Africa, if not the world.

Source: usnews When I started to get involved the push to legalize medical marijuana, my first priority was to create a quality of life for terminal and chronically afflicted patients.

The historian Stanley Karnow said of Kỳ and Thi: "Both flamboyant characters who wore gaudy uniforms and sported sinister moustaches, the two young officers had been friends, and their rivalry seemed to typify the personal struggles for power that chronically afflicted South Vietnam.

But they are chronically afflicted with malaria -- a disease that nearly killed her 4-year-old just a few weeks ago.

It's evident on his albums, in his TV appearances and whenever he forgoes the stoic reserve that appears to chronically afflict male country stars.

Some, like malaria, chronically afflict certain regions.

"A more German euro zone," he wrote, "would be afflicted by chronically weak demand, debilitating cycles of competitive wage cuts, and prolonged economic slumps in the deficit countries".

For his father had a point; the only person who didn't take Gogol seriously, the only person who tormented him, the only person chronically aware of and afflicted by the embarrassment of his name, the only person who constantly questioned it and wished it were otherwise, was Gogol.

Not every child that grows up with a chronically ill parent will be afflicted with this situation, nor will it automatically become a young carer.

However, if you aggregate the number of people in the U.S. who are affected by one of the more than 6,000 rare diseases, the number totals about 25 million Americans, according to the National Organization for Rare Diseases, Inc. (NORD) The largest population afflicted with these genetic life-threatening or chronically debilitating diseases are children.

To comfort the afflicted.