Sentence examples for more afflicted from inspiring English sources
And thanks to gravity, the generously endowed — whether naturally or surgically — tend to be more afflicted.
But as the vignettes roll on one after the other, Africa, in Mr. Kapuscinski's version of it, becomes ever more afflicted, more of a disaster.
The trouble with this idea is that local residents have already had their fill of the pollution and extra traffic caused by the port complex and they will lobby hard to stop their evenings and weekends being still more afflicted.
Just as he did with Jack Nicholson in About Schmidt, Payne gets Dern to rein in the familiar tropes, working with the echoes of previous roles to create a character more afflicted by melancholia than madness.
Escobar's death ended the second season of "Narcos," but the show has continued; the third season followed the Cali cartel, and the fourth has moved to Mexico, which is now even more afflicted by drug violence than Colombia is.
In Whisper, for example, the community heavily moderates posts and points some more afflicted users to its related non-profit arm, YourVoice, which reaches out to those who may be on the edge of suicide, for instance.
37 Children are more frequently afflicted with type 1 diabetes, which is associated with more rapidly developed and transient hyperglycemia that might go undetected with an HbA1c test.
Modern markets are more likely afflicted with too much trading.
Anyone who suffers from writer's block — if only more were afflicted!
Although counselling and non-pharmacological interventions are of some use, more severely afflicted patients require pharmacological intervention.
Migraineurs are more often afflicted by comorbid conditions than those without primary headache disorders, though the linking pathophysiological mechanism(s) is not known.
