Sentence examples for while afflicted from inspiring English sources

The Arab world, while afflicted by political violence, had little or no common crime.

She had sat the finals of her physiology degree at the University of Oxford while afflicted with the lung disease.

But the age suit is only meant to show someone in reasonably good health what it's like to try driving while afflicted by a number of maladies.

Universal service policies, while afflicted with many challenges, remain in place to help reduce Internet access divides.

Speer took to the prison garden for enjoyment and work, at first to do something constructive while afflicted with writer's block.

But in deep red states like Louisiana or Kansas, Republicans are much freer to act on their beliefs — which means moving strongly to comfort the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted.

All in all, the centrists' insistence on comforting the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted will, if reflected in the final bill, lead to substantially lower employment and substantially more suffering.

From the enthusiastic reception American conservatives gave Friedrich Hayek's "Road to Serfdom," to Reagan, to the governors now standing in the way of Medicaid expansion, the U.S. right has sought to portray its position not as a matter of comforting the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted, but as a courageous defense of freedom.

And in the process of comforting the comfortable while afflicting the afflicted, the McCain plan would also lead to a huge, expensive increase in bureaucracy: insurers selling individual health plans spend 29percentt of the premiums they receive on administration, largely because they employ so many people to screen applicants.

In his criticism, he claimed that: "Traditionally, satire has comforted the afflicted while afflicting the comfortable".

Malaria alone kills over 650,000 people each year, most of them children, while afflicting 200 million more with debilitating fevers (WHO, 2013).