| Many isolated Inuit communities are wracked by substance abuse and grinding poverty. |
| The idea of a wild chaotic continent wracked by poverty, drought and tribal warfare is challenged by images as well as words. |
| The anguish that she felt came pouring out and she cried, shuddering as the sobs wracked her body. |
| He clutched his stomach and doubled over, as silent sobs wracked his frail body. |
| Above all, he carries conviction because he is like one of us, always wracked by doubt and uncertainties. |
| Take Liberia for example, wracked by a 14-year civil war, sparked by political misrule and economic collapse. |
