Sentence examples for three afflictions from inspiring English sources
But Malawi has long been ravaged by malnutrition, AIDS and desperate poverty, and many children are now suffering from all three afflictions.
Massive research into the etiology and treatment of these three afflictions has recently generated vast amounts of data, which call into question many of the accepted treatment paradigms.
He is held down by two afflictions of modern American politics: transitory memory and mercurial temper.
Tests for the other two afflictions were incomplete yesterday, he said.
The latter two afflictions are common in rural Southeast Asia even in normal times.
Before Jamison was an alcoholic, she had anorexia, but these two afflictions, she concludes, are not as different as they might seem.
She goes on to say that the two afflictions should be merged to produce optimal journalism.
When Congress passed the Children's Health Act of 2000, which called for more research into rare childhood diseases, the legislation singled out two afflictions by name: HGPS and Friedreich's ataxia, a degenerative nerve disorder that impairs muscle coordination.
Whether that's true or not I wouldn't know (I've only ever suffered one of those two afflictions), but Parachut, launching in beta today, is here to alleviate the burden a little bit with a subscription library service for photography and video fans.
Bilheimer found that the connections he had made during the production of A Closer Walk were also useful when producing Not My Life because the poor and the outcast are at the greatest risk of both HIV/AIDS and human trafficking; there is, for this reason, much overlap between the groups victimized by these two afflictions.
I mean, lemme get this straight nine out of ten Affliction-clad crackers can't name one Supreme Court Justice?
