Sentence examples similar to be suffering from two from inspiring English sources

Dewani is suffering from two severe mental illnesses, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder.

Unfortunately, not only is the role of the U.N. still unsettled, the world organization is suffering from two self-inflicted wounds.

Gorgeous weekend, though for much of Saturday I was suffering from two too many cocktails (not normally my bag, but created by the dangerous genius hand of Jared at Sipsmith who added his own concoctions distilled from his Cotswold garden).

You could say that Chrysler is suffering from two different kinds of legacy costs: the cost of its obligations to past workers and the cost of its infatuation with S.U.V.s.

The labor market is suffering from two problems: an immediate jobs gap, primarily the result of inadequate demand, and a long-term shortfall in rewarding employment opportunities for American workers, primarily the result of structural forces.

Greece has already been suffering from two weeks of protests by truck drivers who have made it difficult for businesses to get supplies.

Oklahoma and other Midwestern states are suffering from one of the worst droughts in recent memory.

It is suffering from one of the worst brain drains in the world.

The ombudsman backed the insurer's version that he had been suffering from five days of binge-drinking.

Without wishing to end this glee prematurely, I think that A&F is suffering from three issues that every brand should be cautious of.

The report stated that the Arab world is suffering from three huge deficits — a deficit of education, a deficit of freedom and a deficit of women's empowerment.