Sentence examples for more affliction from inspiring English sources

To the clatter, pedestrian obstacle course and store closings created by the Second Avenue subway project, add one more affliction for more than 100 families living on the East Side: no gas.

In contrast, syndemics refers to a set of health problems involving two or more afflictions interacting synergistically that are linked and contribute to an excess disease burden in a specific population [ 7, 8].

Being a woman seemed more an affliction than merely a trait shared by slightly more than 50% of the population.

Commentators despair about the rise of far-right politics in Europe, but that is merely the symptom of a more general affliction.

Clearly, Beethoven had a more hopeless affliction – possibly nerve damage and certainly roaring tinnitus – but his reported descriptions of distortion and frequency loss now sound horribly familiar to me.

The osteological manifestations rather draw a picture of a more benign affliction.

Mental illness is a more common affliction in society than most people think.

The willful ignorance and lack of wisdom that structure our use of institutions like Cook County's JTDC and the damage they inflict upon communities like North Lawndale are symptoms of a deeper and more pervasive affliction.

It has been proposed that the broader use of corticoids in children is associated with more common affliction of shingles in the same age group [ 20].

These results could either indicate low specificity or alternatively that the tests could detect subclinical afflictions and thus be valuable in early identification of those at risk for more severe afflictions.

Now, back to the usual problems at the Metropolitan Opera as more mundane afflictions took over on Thursday night.