Sentence examples for still afflicted from inspiring English sources

Although I'm almost 60, I am still afflicted with hot flushes, especially at night.

In a country still afflicted by tall poppy syndrome, this cinematic masterpiece has generated its fair share of opponents.

But Walton was still afflicted with a severe stutter, which did not prevent Jones from interviewing him.

He is still afflicted by his anhedonic self-consciousness, his failure to communicate, his inability to lose himself in the throngs at a party or the capacity to deserve the love he craves.

The next sections of the country to be transferred to Afghan control from NATO will be decided in the next three weeks; they will most likely include regions still afflicted by insurgents, reflecting confidence in Afghan forces, NATO officials said.

Never mind that Iraq remains in perilous shape, free of Saddam Hussein and growing economically, but still afflicted by spasms of violence and struggling to move beyond autocratic government.

Sectarian violence still afflicts the country.

Many problems still afflict its operations in Texas and Alaska, they say.

All apart from the stress fracture of the right foot still afflicting John Greig.

Its refusal would have left Sunnis feeling disfranchised and more sympathetic to the jihadists still afflicting the country, especially Baghdad.

In the short term, the largest problem still afflicting the economy appears to be the lack of job growth.