Sentence examples for be about to suffer from inspiring English sources

Could West Africa be about to suffer a similar fate?

A pile of venture-capital cash may be about to suffer the same fate.

Labour could be about to suffer a haemorrhage of support from younger voters, even in affluent parts of Dublin, who think it's 'kewl' to vote Sinn Fein.

On Monday night, 18 June 2012, Gli Azzurri could be about to suffer the same agonising fate if Croatia and Spain produce the same scoreline.

GDP has fallen in two out of the past three quarters.Spain and Greece enjoyed similar booms and may now be about to suffer a similar hangover (as, indeed, may Ireland).

For these reasons, HSBC's Mr Geoghegan says he has recently tightened his bank's credit requirements.Worse, Brazil's economy may be about to suffer a California-style electric shock: the country is set to suffer an energy crisis, with widespread power cuts forecast in the next few months.

They also happen upon an evil dictator, a corporate conspiracy and, just when you think "Beauty Queens" is about to suffer from an estrogen overdose, a shipwrecked boat of hot pirates who, of course, have their own TV show.

Goode converted but Wasps were about to suffer at the hands of another wing.

And America was about to suffer its greatest convulsion since Pearl Harbor.

Mr. Obama's message was that Democrats should not be so certain that they were about to suffer the same fate.

Messias was about to suffer his first homophobic attack since moving to London two years earlier from Brazil.