Sentence examples for could be suffered from inspiring English sources
* Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre v New Garage and Motor (1915) - a penalty is a sum "greater than the greatest loss that could be suffered from the breach of contract" (your going into the red).
Its value at risk, a yardstick of how much in losses could be suffered in one trading day, dropped to $81 million a day from $92 million a day in the second quarter, a level not seen in more than five years.
Perhaps Creekmur, in turn, could be suffered to ask himself what, exactly, he's trying to protect his daughter from.
However, several conditions that could be suffered together with FM, like depression, diabetes, and obesity, among others, could affect the results.
Moreover, at a moderate sedation level, propofol does not have analgesic property, patients undergoing ERCP under propofol sedation alone could be suffered from pain.
' How could I be suffered from PTB?
The expedition goes badly: the entire Athenian army is killed or captured and the prisoners confined to quarries, where "they suffered everything which one could imagine might be suffered by men imprisoned in such a place".
Green groups had feared the scheme, which suffered a series of delays, could have been suffered the same fate as feed-in-tariffs, which have supported the growth of solar power.
STEPHEN SPENDER.By David Leeming.Henry Holt; 350 pages; $27.50.Duckworth £20JUSTT as some artists this century suffered from knowing that they could never be Picasso, Stephen Spender, it could be argued, suffered from knowing that, try as he might, he would never find the authentic voice of his friends, T.S. Eliot or W.H. Auden.
Those students who reported stronger friendships - for example, those who said they had a friend they could trust with information that might get them in trouble, or with whom they felt they could "be themselves" - suffered less physical illness than did students under the same stress who reported having few such friendships.
