Sentence examples for has afflicted all from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, Chávez was a leader dealing with the "resource curse" that has afflicted all too many developing countries.
Angelino Alfano, the leader of Mr. Berlusconi's Forza Italia party in Sicily, said the prime minister was not whitewashing the facts, and had done as well as any leader could, after the economic disruptions following the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the malaise that has afflicted all of Europe and the steep challenges from China.
Putting aside the general crisis which has afflicted all newspapers in the past decade, just some of the things the Times grappled with during Keller's term include battles with the Bush administration over national security issues, its reporting on Iraq (which the paper was forced to apologize for), the Judy Miller scandal and the paper's brief, tumultuous relationship with WikiLeaks.
Remaining nine points behind St Mirren with eight matches to play, the home side once again were victims of the blight that has afflicted them all season, a damaging incompetence in the business of scoring goals.
To collect those pieces, to extrapolate lost worlds from them, to create a larger map of the human universe by laying many such pieces side by side: this can become a fever, and one that has afflicted writers of all eras.
From what I can tell, no comparable resistance to contemporary music has afflicted ballet, least of all New York City Ballet, which is now presenting Architecture of Dance, a festival with seven new ballets, four involving newly commissioned scores, by Esa-Pekka Salonen, Jay Greenberg, Thierry Escaich and Bruno Moretti.
It has afflicted Middlesbrough players too.
She added: "Westernisation has afflicted our cities the worst.
The historic drought has afflicted Californians in many different ways.
The lousy conditions have afflicted commerce all over the city.
Because of cuts by its owner, the fictional Sun's city editor and his staff are buffeted by buyouts, closed foreign bureaus and less space for news, all of which have afflicted the real Sun and many other newspapers around the country.
