Sentence examples for be suffered due from inspiring English sources

However, if fluorescent molecules are directly in contact with the metal surface, fluorescence quenching would be suffered due to the non-radiative energy and/or charge transfer from molecules to the metal.

The second landed atop the rear turret itself, but little damage was suffered due to the heavy armor in that location.

The drop-off in business she said she's suffered is partially due to the financial crisis of 2008.

"However," he added, "given the hardships being suffered by Nigerians, and after due consideration and consultations with state governors and the leadership of the National Assembly, government has approved the reduction of the pump price of petrol to 97 naira (about $0.60) per litre".

During the Falklands War, a number of warships were lost and casualties suffered due to the lack of an AEW platform.

Pegg said the film had probably suffered due to being the newest entry in a series that stretches back to 1979's Star Trek: The Motion Picture, and on the small screen to 1966.

Indeed, profits are said to have already suffered due to Centrica only producing about a third of its own energy.

Labour MSP Nel Findlay says for the last seven years he has been campaigning alongside women who have suffered due to mesh implants.

Many women reported that their care suffered due to staff being busy or inadequate staff numbers.

I wonder if, in reality, Murray simply felt (correctly, it turned out) his career would be unlikely to suffer due to a film in which he is effectively invisible to audiences – just as his character in Lost in Translation, Bob Harris, was pretty certain that shooting a whisky ad for Japanese TV was unlikely to ruin his reputation in the US.

"I countered with the fact that shore leave was a human right and that the seafarers should not be made to suffer due to the Hanjin situation... they still did not budge".