Sentence examples for just afflicted from inspiring English sources

Late payment has not just afflicted the club's relationship with Revenue & Customs.

This is the result of severe weather on the grape harvest, left, but what is noteworthy is that this has not just afflicted a small geographical area, but extends as far apart as France and Argentina, or Hungary and New Zealand.

It doesn't just afflict the corpulent and the lazy – it does, however, affect more women than men.

But that trouble may not just afflict the companies, but all of us who pay for energy.

It's not something that just afflicts people of one color or ethnicity.

This problem doesn't just afflict young people; it burdens teachers, too, risking a downward spiral of reciprocal suffering and neglect.

And today's poverty isn't something that just afflicts people who live in our inner cities or in poor, rural areas.

But most of all, he was in it for his buddies: "The public our public are just now afflicted with... monotony and melancholy two goblins we earnestly wish to vanquish".

It's not just aging baby boomers who are suffering from memory lapses and "where did I put my keys?" Teens and twenty-somethings are just as afflicted as they confront endless streams of data, information, music, entertainment and chitchat through their ever-expanding warehouse of digital tools.

But among those having just one parent afflicted with Alzheimer's dementia, less severe abnormalities were evident.

I'm in no position to judge the merits of this theory with respect to the SAT, but stereotype vulnerability afflicts just about every movie set in an American high school.