Sentence examples for most afflicted from inspiring English sources

Some of the most afflicted take drastic action.

Americans, for all their bellyaching, are not the world's most afflicted commuters.

The study also showed that musicians and those with compulsive tendencies are the most afflicted.

THE Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria was founded in 2002 to help the world's most afflicted.

Afghanistan is not alone in its land-mine infestation, though it is surely among the most afflicted.

Where the individual sports most afflicted by the epidemic go now is no doubt surely a matter of hand-wringing and hope.

Ligon emerges as a companionable spirit in an endemic ordeal of American democracy — who we are, beset by what we are taken to be — which most afflicts those, of course, who are most swiftly and carelessly categorized, as by skin color.

Tamaulipas is the state with the highest number of disappearances in Mexico, with more than 5,300 missing persons cases currently on file — more than double those registered in Jalisco, Mexico's second-most afflicted state.

When I asked Dr. Curtis about the critters that most afflict urban and suburban New Yorkers, he reeled off his own dirty half-dozen.

Worse still, fears of compulsory licensing are sure to reduce the incentives for big drug firms to do research into cures for many of the diseases that most afflict poor countries.

Nostalgia isn't the province of any one group or race, but it seems to most afflict those with a heightened sense that circumstances are changing beyond their control and often against their entrenched interests.