Sentence examples for divide afflicting from inspiring English sources
The partisan divide afflicting Capitol politics has spilled out onto the Washington Mall, where Congressional staff members' springtime frolic of softball games after work is degenerating into ideological hardball.
In so many respects, progress in race relations has been eroded, and even reversed, by the growing economic divides afflicting the entire country.
So while it is politically "correct" that trans activists scold the organisers of such events for their failings, including that highly controversial decision to provide gender reassignment surgery as a prize to the winner, I found myself uncomfortably reminded of a similar divide that afflicts women's issues and other campaigning groups more widely.
Without treatment the acutely afflicted fail to divide work from home life, winding up losing both their jobs and marriages.
The mess is a stark reminder of the governmental crisis afflicting Lebanon, where politicians divided by local and regional conflicts can't even agree on where to dump the capital city's rubbish.
Aleppo has been hit hard by the violence afflicting Syria, control of the city is divided between rebels and those loyal to Syrian president Bashar al-Assad, whose forces have been targeting the city.
American officials and European experts largely see European national leaders as focused on their own debates about Greece and the debt crisis afflicting the group of countries that use the euro, divided over China and Russia and tired of Afghanistan.
He saw that same phenomenon afflicting Paris.
Like other young men from the village, he used to guide militants across the nearby mountains lying along the "Line of Control" dividing Indian- and Pakistani-held Kashmir.Kailasa would not describe it so, but she is a victim of chronic post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the debilitating anxiety afflicting many civilians and soldiers living through conflict.
It is the fungus afflicting them.
