Sentence examples for barely suffers from inspiring English sources
Making it even more convenient, squid is one of those rare seafoods whose quality barely suffers from freezing.
Apple's (barely) suffers from copycats and the vagaries of manufacturing.
Both Figures 4A and 5 clearly demonstrate that while the SPECT signal barely suffers from attenuation in this phantom, the fluorescence signal of the uniformly distributed dye (CyAL-5.5b) is decreasing with depth.
He (and Franklin Roosevelt) barely suffered the general's antics.
Thanks to a highly competent government, the country barely suffered during the Great Recession.
Though he navigated ably through the turbulence of the global financial crisis (Israel barely suffered a recession), growth has been accompanied by high levels of inequality, for which Mr Netanyahu, a free marketeer, is often blamed.
Protect and die A magnetic hippodrome A cricket box ReprintsWhen averages for one-day international matches are recalculated using this system, batsmen from the top of the order, such as Brian Lara, a recently retired West Indian genius, barely suffer.
I've barely suffered any withdrawal symptoms, I don't feel any sense of loss, and I've certainly not found it any harder to enjoy parties or talk to women without a phone in my hand (and I say that as someone who not long ago started dating a flight attendant after I tweeted about her on a plane. Seriously: I had a problem).
According to the New York Times, Wall Street Journal and several national magazines, Durham is primed for "a major economic takeoff". Although modest by Southern California standards, commercial and residential gentrification has begun to change the face of what was once a charmingly gritty factory town which barely suffered the presence of several colleges.
False colour images of the plates representing Fs/Fm values confirm that WT seedlings barely suffer under the applied Tox concentration while cycam1-1 and cycam1-2 do.
Mr Madoff barely ever suffered a down month, even in choppy markets (he was up in November, as the S&P index tumbled 7.5%).
