Sentence examples for which have afflicted from inspiring English sources
The intention is to avoid a repeat of the scenes, largely played out in public, where no-one appeared accountable for a succession of PR disasters which have afflicted the corporation over the last year.
"It is well to remember that the chief disorders which have afflicted our country have grown out of the violation of State equality, and that as long as this great principle has been respected we have been blessed with harmony and peace," he wrote upon accepting the nomination.
Because of cuts by its owner, the fictional Sun's city editor and his staff are buffeted by buyouts, closed foreign bureaus and less space for news, all of which have afflicted the real Sun and many other newspapers around the country.
Diabetes is the leading cause of non-traumatic lower-limb amputations, which has afflicted 5 percent of Jordanians with the disease.
Martinez declared that the team had overcome a "mental block" which had afflicted them during their 21-year search for a win here.
Instead, they came up against the same snag which had afflicted their opposite numbers - an unresponsive pitch and some decent batting.
LAST summer, the declines in home values which had afflicted American markets since the peak of the bubble in 2006 seemed to be moderating in some areas.
Late in life she learned to type because she feared that arthritis (which had afflicted her mother) would interfere with the impetuous fluency of her letter-writing.
A similar despairing mockery attends satires of Sister Mary Corita Kent's saccharine peace-and-love graphics, which had afflicted Kelley during his Catholic boyhood.
The World Health Organisation held an emergency meeting to agree to additional steps to halt the spread of the disease, which has afflicted mainly Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia; at least one death has been recorded in Nigeria.
He added that the main problems in the area now are child prostitution, HIV and a mysterious and incurable neurological disorder, known as nodding disease, which has afflicted more than 4,000 children.
