Sentence examples for built to suffer from inspiring English sources

Some aid officials never liked this term, saying it seemed patronizing, as if Africans were built to suffer.

"The UN facilities were not built to suffer so much bombing, so there is just nowhere to go.

Whistleblowers increasingly emerged, including Peter Young, chief psychiatrist responsible for the care of asylum seekers in detention, who told Guardian Australia the regime was built to make people suffer.

Arik Hesseldahl Arik Hesseldahl takes a look at two new notebook computers built tough enough to suffer your wrath.

A cycle developed whereby Rhodesian platoons in Belgium and France were abruptly decimated and then gradually built up again only to suffer the same fate on returning to action.

Arab East Jerusalem neighbourhoods have purposely not been planned, leaving the local communities to build illegally and then to suffer regular house demolitions for violating city laws.

She was wrecked on her maiden voyage in 1949, the third ship built by Harland and Wolff to suffer this fate.

He built a loan portfolio so flawed as to suffer £32.5bn of impairments in 2007-10 alone.

Governments that develop a habit of bailing out institutions when crisis strikes, and which don't go on to reform regulatory rules to ensure that next time the system is robust to individual failures, well, they're begging to suffer a build-up of financial-market excess.I think it's a good idea to be fearful of long periods free of serious financial crises.

It will be the young in our society who are going to suffer unless we can build new homes for them to live in".

Because they do not eat other fish or fish feed, these shellfish are less likely to suffer from the build-up of contaminants in the food chain.