Sentence examples for particularly afflicted by from inspiring English sources

Particularly afflicted by gravity's curse is the neck.

The 100m has been particularly afflicted by doping scandals, with eight of the fastest 14 men having served, or about to serve, drug suspensions.

The Economist looked at every industry making up at least 1% of the economy, and found that since 2009 some have been immune from the productivity illness and others are particularly afflicted by it.Planes, trains and automobilesThe slump has had two separate phases.

Indigenous Australians comprise a significant subset of this population and are particularly afflicted by respiratory illness [ 15, 16].

The hippocampus has been a particular area of interest, possibly because it is a particularly plastic brain region, capable of neurogenesis and volume increases e.g. in spatial learning, but also especially afflicted by atrophy in Alzheimer's disease.

Similarly, experiments show the elderly – particularly those afflicted by dementia – may relate better to robots than to their human caregivers.

The judicial branch is particularly badly afflicted by this, where access to legal documents and data is dominated by an oligopoly of pay services both official (PACER) and private-sector (Westlaw, LexisNexis).

Nouriel Roubini, an economist known for his pessimistic views, said the rescue, if properly executed, could lift the economy by reducing the burden on households, particularly those afflicted by troubled mortgages.

NBA basketballers seem to be particularly afflicted.

But he didn't seem particularly afflicted with this neurosis.

One soldier particularly afflicted with this was Lt. Benjamin Blue Smith.