Sentence examples for problem which blights from inspiring English sources

Jim Davies, equality and social justice unit manager for the Traveller Movement, said: "Being refused entry or service is a problem which blights the lives of Gypsy and Traveller people throughout the country.

Child poverty is a social problem which blights every country in the world, including the wealthiest and is a major challenge for governments, societies and communities everywhere.

England caretaker coach Stuart Lancaster promised to tackle the disciplinary problems which blighted England's World Cup campaign when he took over from Martin Johnson.

Last season's Old Firm matches were marred by trouble both on and off the park, prompting the Scottish Government to set-up a Joint Action Group to try and tackle the sectarian problems which blight the Scottish game.

Prince Charles said: "After listening to families whose children have been murdered through street violence, I found it impossible to ignore their pleas for help in finding solutions to a problem which has blighted too many lives.

Africa suffers from the resource curse, which blights countries nature made rich.

Octagon Motorsports offered to lodge that sum with the Fia as a guarantee that it has solved the access problems which have blighted the past two grands prix at Silverstone, leaving thousands of fans fuming in traffic jams.

The match gives Australia an opportunity to put the problems which have blighted their tour behind them.

That resulted in vacant and dilapidated homes, which blighted neighborhoods and drove potential buyers away.

Which blighted blocks in Baltimore are more likely to need demolition and which are not?

But Teklehaimanot's entry to World Tour cycling was blighted by recurring visa problems, which sabotaged his chances to compete at the highest level with his team at the time, Orica-GreenEdge.