Sentence examples for problem afflicted from inspiring English sources

This problem afflicted the desserts as well; for instance, the tidy artistry of miniature apple purses was hidden beneath vanilla ice cream and an inundation of walnuts.

A similar problem afflicted a new ballad on which Mr. McAll said he had bestowed two working titles, "Poverty" and "Wealth".

A similar problem afflicted Mr. Maraniss's 1995 biography of Bill Clinton, "First in His Class," but that earlier book seems a model of diligence compared to this hasty and perfunctory volume.

Fortunately, nationalism is not a major problem afflicting architecture today.

Unfortunately, a nagging problem afflicts this generally delightful book.

A similar problem afflicts many productions of Mozart's "Don Giovanni".

The dispute is an illustration of the problem afflicting discussions of monetary policy.

The same problem afflicts BigOven, where a pork shoulder recipe with kosher salt turned up.

He was describing Hollywood's version of a broader problem afflicting news.

But he only alludes to a neglected problem afflicting undergraduate education that "rankers" fail to consider.

This problem afflicts every part of the world – including the UK.