Sentence examples for because they suffered from inspiring English sources

Perhaps because they suffered mightily under Ethiopian occupation, many older Eritreans recall the Italian days with some nostalgia.

Like the Greek warrior Philoctetes, hadn't they been allowed to play so brilliantly with their bows and arrows because they suffered suppurating wounds?

He was one of several SWAT-team members whom Colonel Rayyan usually kept away from the front lines, because they suffered from particularly traumatic injuries.

Almost half this year's deaths have been among vulnerable people who should have been vaccinated because they suffered from existing medical problems such as asthma, heart disease and diabetes.

They were used for broadcasting UHF television because they suffered little atmospheric absorption, could be beamed for miles, and could then penetrate all the nooks and crannies in buildings.

San Francisco 49ers tackle Bernard Pollard said his team were glad when the lights went out because they suffered an almost identical experience in a nationally televised game at Candlestick Park last year.

I believe it's often because they suffer chronic low-level abuse on a daily basis.

I wish the government would give financial help to disabled people, because they suffer a lot.

Around 1,000 expectant mothers undergo abortions every year because they suffer from extreme morning sickness, a report has claimed.

A language of compassion is the right one: we should not be cruel to lions because they suffer pain.

I hate them because they suffer from the same thing as the jumpsuit in that they are just not practical.