Sentence examples for usually afflicts from inspiring English sources

It usually afflicts men past the age of 40 and is of unknown cause.

Uveitis usually afflicts children with the other forms of juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, not the type Samantha had.

Alzheimer's disease, which usually afflicts elderly people and is characterized by progressive mental deterioration, was first recognized in the early 1900's.

The disease known as type-1 diabetes to distinguish it from type-2 diabetes, a more widespread disorder which usually afflicts adults above the age of 45 also strikes without warning.

To the degree reasonably possible all that should be funded, but if breast cancer — which usually afflicts women — is publicly funded, that often alienates many men who are fearful of testicular cancer.

Anthrax bacteria usually afflict animals, especially sheep and cattle.

There are other tragedies, more than would perhaps usually afflict four young lives.

Cataracts usually afflict the old, but doctors in Africa have been shocked to find them in Ebola survivors as young as 5.

"Love Liza," which opens today in New York and Los Angeles, tries to avoid the therapeutic clichés that usually afflict movies about the loss of loved ones.

I am faced with a whole catalogue of medical conditions that do not usually afflict people until their seventies and eighties.

Patients attending a neurology clinic are usually afflicted with severe headache associated with impairment so debilitating that a specialist's intervention is required.