Sentence examples for has afflicted it through from inspiring English sources
It's hard to imagine a country like Haiti beating the persistent poverty that has afflicted it through its history — based not just on vast reparations payments to France for its independence, and an unjustly imposed isolation from world trade in the 19th century, but on tangible plagues too: corruption, illiteracy and lack of rule of law.
This year, while floods have afflicted its north-east, it has been fretting about drought in the north-west.
"The timing of the interview and the irony of his life ending from none of the things that had afflicted him through his whole lifetime was just really impactful," Mr. Levine said.
It has afflicted Middlesbrough players too.
It's a cycle that has afflicted immigrants for generations, she said.
But it seems that a crisis of confidence has afflicted mortgage markets, in which adverse selection causes credit to evaporate.
Jericho's relatively remote location has kept it largely isolated from the violence that has afflicted other Palestinian areas.
It is a well-known disease that has afflicted humans since ancient times.
Editorial It is not surprising that the itch for change has afflicted Eire.
His impact, his survival, is the prism through which Sadiq Khan's astonishing triumph in London is analysed, through which the SNP's unprecedented third term in Scotland is viewed, and it's true too of the curious stasis that has afflicted English politics.
It says conditions are ripe for the sort of mass extinction event that has afflicted the oceans in the past.
