Sentence examples for naturally afflict from inspiring English sources

For human diseases that do not naturally afflict mice, such as cystic fibrosis and Alzheimer's disease, they can be induced through the manipulation of the mouse genome and environment [ 12, 13].

Naturally, many women afflicted with this condition are concerned about the effect anti-nausea medication may have on their baby, and often opt to suffer in silence.

Among the species of this genus Populus euphratica Olivier occurs naturally in salt afflicted areas [ 5] and exhibits high salt tolerance [ 6].

This impairment, known as cell senescence, afflicts chondrocytes naturally over the course of a long lifetime (which is why arthritis is common in the elderly).

It is generally sterile and naturally suppresses a fungal disease that can afflict seedlings, making it a natural choice for seed starting.

And thanks to gravity, the generously endowed — whether naturally or surgically — tend to be more afflicted.

A major component of the treatment process was letting the afflicted get some rest and naturally reset themselves.

"The result will be a greater separation of women and men, with tensions and recriminations afflicting beings once thought to be naturally companionable".

David Cameron has come under withering attack from the European Commission, accused of failing to get to grips with the levels of air pollution in Britain after he labelled the smog afflicting parts of the country a "naturally occurring weather phenomenon".

Naturally Ms. Way is commenting on the restrictions that once afflicted women, but it doesn't feel like much of a contemporary feminist statement to watch dancers move to lines like "A really elegant woman never wears black in the morning" or "It is a good rule never to go shopping for clothes with a girlfriend".

In the late eighties, public-health departments were receiving between thirteen hundred and sixteen hundred reports of feared cancer clusters, or "cluster alarms," each year....A community that is afflicted with an unusual number of cancers quite naturally looks for a cause in the environment — in the ground, the water, the air.