Sentence examples for remain stricken from inspiring English sources

Not in Kansas City itself, of course, where the players and coaches remain stricken, where there will be funerals to attend, tributes to consider and questions of how the Chiefs should be represented at them.

In the meantime, dramas involving individuals catch the attention and the finances remain stricken.

Northern Malaŵi and eastern Zambia remain poverty-stricken and lack exploitable natural resources.

He pointed out that between 1950 and 1995 the developed world dispensed the equivalent of more than a trillion dollars in today's money in economic assistance, yet many of the aid recipients remain poverty-stricken.

They remain grief-stricken, their feelings still raw and exposed.

Gabon's oil riches, meanwhile, flowed upward but not outward, as Mr. Bongo and his family became serious French property owners while his country remained poverty-stricken.

A middle son, Edmund, had died as a baby from measles, which he contracted from six-year-old Jamie; the child was accused of deliberately infecting his brother and remained guilt-stricken for the rest of his sad, foreshortened life.

Those who did not conform to this story line, she added — like female rescuers on 9/11 and widows who refused to remain piously grief-stricken or who scrutinized intelligence failures — were treated with contempt.

The closest towns to the stricken plant remain deserted and off-limits to the public, although some former residents have started to return to their homes, some of which are less than 20 kms away, as decontamination work progresses.

Although DR Congo is one of Africa's richest countries in terms of its vast mineral store, many of its people remain uneducated and poverty-stricken.

Mr. Sakurai credited the large-scale response to his video with helping those who remained in the stricken city to carry on.