Sentence examples for is blighted from inspiring English sources
verb
To affect with blight; to blast; to prevent the growth and fertility of.
Central America is blighted, too.
Its modern history is blighted by military coups.
Instead, this one is blighted by a pretty harsh ride.
"They say this area is blighted," Joanne LaRosa said incredulously.
The area around the Wigwam is blighted by closed businesses and boarded-up homes.
No one contends that the Fort Trumbull neighborhood is blighted, however.
Our age is blighted by irony and self-consciousness and a desire to label people.
It is blighted by screaming politicians, private financiers, IT racketeers, management consultants, league tables and targets.
Britain's deepest social problem is blighted by political cowardice towards an outdated taboo.
Although Pakistan is blighted by sectarian bloodshed, rural Sindh Province is a relative beacon of religious tolerance.
At first Tess is pure, and then she is blighted and goes through things that women often go through now.
