Sentence examples for badly suffering from inspiring English sources

Freshwater species have fared particularly badly, suffering a 76% decline.

Worse yet, many of the cars that Fiat sold in the United States before pulling up stakes in 1983 tended to age badly, suffering from poor paint, metastatic rust and fragile trim.

Even so, Hurtubise was injured badly, suffering second- and third-degree burns on his face, neck, hands, arms, legs and back, as well as a punctured lung and three broken ribs.

"We need them to leave Pakistan because we are badly suffering," said Hamid-ul-Haq, an MP who represents Peshawar, the north-western city where many Afghans are settled.

In his last book, written when he was old and ill, suffering badly from cancer of the jaw, Freud offers another perspective on faith.

While in prison he was badly beaten, suffering damage to his ears.

I understand that this is a tale of privileged women who have the luxury of being able to behave badly without suffering too many consequences, but there was a time when this sort of behaviour was a little more universal.

Barclays investors have fared less badly by suffering a 27% drop in value, while shareholders in HSBC have managed to enjoy a 13% rise in the value of their shares, according to Hargreaves Lansdown.

Orville was badly injured, suffering a broken left leg and four broken ribs.

He was tortured badly, is suffering from Hepatitis B, and is being denied medical attention.

Hautpoult had fought hard during the engagement and was badly damaged, suffering between 80 and 90 casualties.