Sentence examples for problem that afflicts from inspiring English sources

The reason is "adverse selection" -- a problem that afflicts many markets, but insurance markets in particular.

The Deepwater Horizon disaster is one example of a problem that afflicts many companies, she says.

Republicans and Democrats are so busy arguing about the merits of government versus business that they are blind to the problem that afflicts them both.

Revenue per subscriber is falling faster than subscriptions are growing, a problem that afflicts all operators save the second biggest, KDDI.

And this points to the deeper problem with the President's announcement today, which is the same problem that afflicts just about everything that happens in Washington these days.

IN a city where braininess is sexy, the bibliothèques of Paris don't suffer from the dowdy image problem that afflicts libraries in the United States.

Deflect from all the problems that afflict our country.

Yet Kraftwerk have been spared the succession problems that afflict so many family-dominated German firms.

But they are extreme versions of problems that afflict the country as a whole: poverty, fissiparousness and poor governance.

Microsoft's IE7 works well and so far hasn't had the sort of security problems that afflicted IE6.

Yet people with it are at risk for many of the same medical problems that afflict anorexics or bulimics, including osteoporosis, heart attacks, hormone imbalance and even death.