Sentence examples for which both afflict from inspiring English sources

Among those are falling endowments and weakened fund-raising, which both afflict the Philharmonic.

But there are deeper concerns, which afflict both the Lebanese army and the Internal Security Force, the only two viable institutions in Lebanon: that the great refugee camps spreading down the Bekaa valley might turn into miniature Ein el-Helwehs.

But in March, 1879, when Progress and Poverty was published, the 'Long Depression,' a 65-month long period of economic contraction which afflicted both the U.S. and Europe, was just whimpering to an end.

It is the causative agent of listeriosis, a food-borne disease, which afflicts both humans and animals.

Chromosomal positions thereby constitute a useful additional type of information for analyses of gene families, especially families that display different evolutionary rates among members or over time, both of which seem to afflict the visual opsins.

Then there is the fear of spiders, which can afflict even those who should be immune.

Hence, the multiple ills which supposedly afflict ex-dictator Augusto Pinochet come as no surprise ("The law's web", October 2nd).

No one knows what genes predispose people to schizophrenia or bipolar disorder, which each afflict about one in 100 people.

We know horrible things happen in the world both through natural disasters and the evil and suffering with which human beings afflict one another.

But even today's mild strain causes aches and pains, which afflict different regions in different ways.

These are patentable and (being aimed at diseases which afflict rich adults as well as poor children) potentially profitable.