Sentence examples for vast affliction from inspiring English sources
So how, then, do we begin to mend such a vast affliction?
Evidence accumulated since 1955 suggests that very low doses of background radiation probably account for 25percentt or more of a vast group of afflictions that occur because of an inherited predisposition.
There is no scientific justification for Ms. Goodman's assertion in her letter ["Even 'Background' Levels of Radiation Are Harmful," June 25] that "very low doses of background radiation probably account for 25percentt or more of a vast group of afflictions that occur because of inherited predisposition".
Even the term itself feels incorrect an umbrella for a vast array of afflictions.
But there is very little evidence that poor blacks or Hispanics are genetically predisposed to the vast majority of the afflictions from which they disproportionately suffer.
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.
They often describe that potential in dramatic, life-or-death terms -- protecting the world (or at least American cities) from nuclear terrorism or launching a vast medical revolution promising to cure Alzheimer's, diabetes and Parkinson's disease and a host of other afflictions.
The actual game, Salt Shooter, does have a ludicrous premise, but it's hardly the only one with that affliction: "This entertainment event, set in a future of advanced technology where man and machine meet on a vast salt plain to turn deadly battle into extreme sport [lol wut?], resides only in the ever-growing world of PlayStation Home".
In the vast and growing literature of affliction there is essentially one story: how the writer and her loved ones made it through.
AFFLICTION Schizophrenia.
