Sentence examples for common affliction from inspiring English sources
It's a common affliction.
AFFLUENZA has long been a common affliction of European utilities.
Computer viruses have become a common affliction for personal computer users in the last five years.
Gramatica and Janikowski seem saturated with inner distress, a common affliction among kickers.
This common affliction first attacks leaves, then infects stems, weakening the plant.
One thing the pod will not cure, however, is boredom, which must be the most common affliction among Elysians.
He has escaped cancer and heart disease and the other common afflictions of old age.
Yet for parents few common afflictions of infancy may be as difficult to endure.
"Our specialty site, familydoctor.org," Dr. Epperly said, "aims to help meet patient needs on common afflictions in this country.
Knee injuries, the common afflictions of the knee, a relatively fragile joint, as it is exposed to stress in daily activities and sports.
Common afflictions of the abdominal cavity include the presence of fluid in the peritoneal cavity (ascites) and peritonitis, an inflammation of the peritoneum.
