Sentence examples for and which suffered from inspiring English sources

The bullet also penetrated another dog, which was not supposed to be part of the kill and which suffered for about 15 minutes before dying.

I was disappointed by Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations, the most recent game in that series, which wasn't a tenth as funny as the previous two Phoenix Wright games and which suffered from some poorly designed puzzles.

Trump's remarks about Jersey City, residents said, amounted to slander of a city that answered the call of crisis on September 11 – accepting victims, staging a command center, hosting first responders for months – and which suffered disproportionate losses in the towers' collapse.

Other recession-blighted towns joyfully cracking open the Christmas champagne early thanks to El Gordo on Sunday were Bailen, in north-east Andalusia – one of Spain's biggest producers of building materials and which suffered badly when the country's construction-fuelled economic boom collapsed – and Leganes, situated in Madrid's industrial hinterland, which collectively received €350m.

An exception was the co-operative facility, where lava had surrounded and partially entered the building, and which suffered a small fire in one part of the building.

Bear in mind that a lot of the biggest early jets had four engines, none of which was nearly as powerful as the current generation (some actually used water injection systems to boost their thrust during takeoff), and which suffered failures a lot more often.

Their resources are not shared with the satellite black townships, which began as stark dormitories for blacks working at menial jobs in white areas and which suffer chronic poverty and unemployment.

Yet it turns out that the most tremendous of all Mysterium Tremendums is the body, which operates according to specific laws ("the chemistry of tears"), and which suffers no loss of beauty, or wisdom – or even marvellousness – in the process.

Population studies will try to suss out which species do better and which suffer, under which conditions.

If global temperatures rise or fall, will it be random which species thrive and which suffer hardship?

The EVA shows similar behaviour on all databases, even for newborn ballprints, for which the algorithm has been neither trained nor optimised, and which suffer from severe quality issues due to small and fragile ridges, and the uncooperative nature of the newborn.