| afflict | 1) About 25 percent of cows are afflicted . 2) Fourteen men were afflicted and three had died. more afflict sentences |
| afflict area | 1) afflicted areas can remain discolored for up to two years. 2) The main natural disasters to afflict the area are bush fires and severe storms. more afflict area sentences |
| afflict body | 1) The body is afflicted , weak, & encumbered. 2) One should not afflict the body by wearing wool and hair. 2) Clark's excerpts introduce a girl named Mel whose MS afflicted body can only have six more orgasms. more afflict body sentences |
| afflict child | 1) Its proponents estimate that SCT afflicts approximately two million children . 2) A child afflicted with spina bifida also commonly has clubfoot. more afflict child sentences |
| afflict city | 1) Similar conditions afflict the city's homeless shelters. 2) Economic hard times afflicted the city for a few years until the oil business returned to expansion. more afflict city sentences |
| afflict country | 1) This is not something peculiar to housing that also afflicts other countries . 2) The PLA has assisted the Chinese government in providing relief materials to afflicted countries . more afflict country sentences |
| afflict family | 1) Mortimer explains that the Baskerville family is afflicted by a curse. 2) My goal is to maintain a self-help support group, and a resource guide, to other families afflicted with SCID. more afflict family sentences |
| afflict human | 1) There are over 200 different known cancers that afflict humans . 2) Chimpanzees succumb to many diseases that afflict humans since the two species are so similar. more afflict human sentences |
| afflict individual | 1) Possession was the explanation for the abnormal behavior displayed by the afflicted individuals . 2) He also states that many individuals are afflicted by more than one NTD. more afflict individual sentences |
| afflict man | 1) Fourteen men were afflicted and three had died. 2) More than 500,000 American men are afflicted each year. more afflict man sentences |
| afflict many | 1) How, I wondered, could such historical amnesia afflict so many ? 2) I am not however brainwashed by some religious belief that afflicts many Republicans . more afflict many sentences |
| afflict society | 1) They have been attributed to arthritic conditions, which afflict sedentary societies . 2) From a development cooperation perspective, the economy plays a key role in societies afflicted by conflict. more afflict society sentences |
| afflict soul | 1) The man with an afflicted soul is like a man trapped in a tunnel. 2) Undoubtedly, the sight of its misery afflicts the soul and clearly shows it that it merits hell. 2) The devil comes, bringing ten thousand evils to bear despair, giving it up, wicked thoughts afflicting the soul , to loosen it and estrange it from hope of God. 8. more afflict soul sentences |
| afflict the region | 1) During those times, there were floods afflicting the region east of the Taihang Mountains. 2) At that time, a plague afflicted the region of Nineveh, modern-day northern Iraq. more afflict the region sentences |
| afflict woman | 1) The afflicted woman was turned into a corpse. 2) Chronic pain afflicted women at a higher rate than men. more afflict woman sentences |
| afflicted | 1) About 25 percent of cows are afflicted . 2) Fourteen men were afflicted and three had died. more afflicted sentences |
| afflicted by | 1) Henry was deeply afflicted by this event. 2) I am thus, afflicted by both. more afflicted by sentences |
| afflicted with | 1) James was increasingly afflicted with cardiac pain during his last years. 2) He was again afflicted with cancer in 2006. more afflicted with sentences |
| afflicting | 1) The plague that had been afflicting the people stopped. 1) An evil spirit from God is afflicting you. 2) Serious skin problems were still afflicting many Akitas. more afflicting sentences |
| afflicts | 1) This common condition afflicts nine times more women than men. 2) Reduced mental and cognitive ability afflicts old age. more afflicts sentences |
| badly afflicted | 1) The young Hogan was badly afflicted by hooking the golf ball. 2) Wet or damaged timber is the appetising food for the insect but apparently sound wood may be equally badly afflicted . more badly afflicted sentences |
| now afflict | 1) Global hunger now afflicts nearly a billion people worldwide. 2) Still affected by his rheumatism, he was now afflicted with tuberculosis. more now afflict sentences |
| often afflict | 1) Women appear to be more often afflicted than men. 2) These tumors often afflict people during their prime years. more often afflict sentences |
| patient afflict | 1) The average life expectancy for patients afflicted with DMD is around 25. 2) Fact: Certain health conditions may require afflicted patients to regulate fruit intake. more patient afflict sentences |
| people afflict | 1) The people were afflicted with lice and tumours. 2) These afflicted peoples were once again mercilessly driven from their homes. more people afflict sentences |
| person afflict | 1) The most heavily afflicted persons are children. 2) Crime in persons afflicted by mental illness is a highly preventable issue. more person afflict sentences |
| severely afflicted | 1) America is now severely afflicted with this problem, families are disintegrating and this has become a great calamity. 2) Transportation around the Los Angeles area was severely afflicted with roadway failures and the collapse of several major freeway interchanges. more severely afflicted sentences |
| so afflict | 1) People so afflicted often cannot work. 2) Unfortunately subsequent generations are so afflicted . more so afflict sentences |
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