Sentence examples for how afflicted from inspiring English sources

1. Anticipated Stigma (how afflicted individuals believe they will be perceived or treated by others if their struggles become known).

An example of resilience "I want everyone to know how afflicted people are feeling today," said Juri Fujiwara, 15, at the workshop in Fukushima, where UNICEF photographer Giacomo Pirozzi gave participants a basic education in framing, composition and other techniques before they set out to photograph their lives and communities.

The Troika had strong views about how the afflicted economies should be fixed.

Greg Toppo, top education news reporter for USA Today, highlights a ground-breaking study in his piece on December 8th that provides incontrovertible evidence, perhaps for the very first time, on how poverty afflicts children's brains.

Matuschek's biography makes especially clear how much depression afflicted Zweig throughout his adult life.

For decades, pediatricians have assured parents that they should regard colic as little more than a passing nuisance, and, in the absence of clinical data, medical opinion on how to manage afflicted infants has tended instead to reflect general beliefs about what constitutes good parenting.

If we were being scientific, doctors would have to look at how people are afflicted by this poisoned lifestyle.

I learned the answer to the question (often asked by the wives of those so afflicted), "How many guitars do you need?" Answer: "Just one more".

Thus, the never-ending conundrum: how to give aid without prolonging the war, how to comfort the afflicted without refueling the combatants.

How long was Liberia "afflicted by civil war"?

But it's impossible (meaningless, contradictory signs) to measure how much someone is afflicted.