Sentence examples for plague one from inspiring English sources

The individuals who join this insurgency are most often of Somali descent and are fighting to help their former countrymen and their families in a failed state where violence, famine and chronic water shortage plague one the poorest nations on earth.

An article on April 1 about a warning by the presidential commission on intelligence that the United States needs to improve its defense against biological attacks referred incorrectly to the plague, one of several biological weapons that the panel said had not been monitored closely enough.

I think that fighting this terrible plague, one that took so many of our lives and left our communities devastated, gave us strength.

Antolin et al. (2002) provide a synopsis of the plight of black-footed ferrets and the role and impact of plague on ferrets and prairie dogs, and Abbott et al. (2012) summarize NWHC's role in the development and testing of two vaccines against plague, one for ferrets and one for prairie dogs, that are currently being deployed.

The festival, which was scheduled to open on Thursday, arrives as the fallout from the attack continues to plague one of Russia's most sacred institutions.

Bubonic plague, one of three clinical forms of plague, an infectious disease caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis.

The goal is to uncover and neutralize the emotional memories that are plaguing one's behavior.

It was a miracle, fire officials said, that no one was killed in the suspected arson attacks, the latest in a baffling rash of suspicious fires that have plagued one of the poorest sections of Brooklyn this year.

Heaviness plagued one dessert: panna cotta, a favorite of mine when it is ethereally cloudlike, was instead weighty, a sharp contrast to the light, heavenly tiramisù and delizia di cioccolato (rich flourless chocolate cake with a seductively soft center).

But there's a set of money misconceptions that seem to be plaguing one generation in particular: Millennials.

Gum snapping drove 18percentt of people crazy, while the final, most rage-inducing noise was soup slurping, which plagued one in four readers, or 25percentt.