Sentence examples for commonly suffered from inspiring English sources
Dr Cochran, a scientist who, in the tradition of Darwin himself, works independently of an academic institution, looked at the unusual neurological illnesses commonly suffered by Ashkenazi Jews.
Perhaps it's because Westerners can't conceive of the horror of obstetric fistulas (Americans haven't commonly suffered fistulas since the 19th century, when a fistula hospital stood on the site of today's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in Manhattan).
Patented and now manufactured as "Integra," the artificial skin is widely used on patients with severe and extensive burns; for treatment of chronic skin wounds commonly suffered by people with diabetes, and for some types of plastic surgery.
He offered bracing reminders of the small yet significant slights commonly suffered, and how they burn.
What it might be: Sounds like tendonitis -- again, but this time, the version most commonly suffered by desk laborers.
Sepsis is a commonly suffered inflammatory disease after surgery with a high rate of mortality.
Petrostates commonly suffer from a narrow tax base.
In the least-developed countries, children and women commonly suffer from nutritional-deficiency diseases.
Instead, they are useful constructs that capture the ways that people commonly suffer.
Dr. Lorrin Koran, the study's lead author and emeritus professor of psychiatry at Stanford, said compulsive buyers commonly suffer from other psychiatric disorders.
Patients most commonly suffer painful and swollen joints, fever, headache, fatigue and a rash within three to seven days after an infected bite.
