Sentence examples for desperately suffered from inspiring English sources

As a couple, they both courted controversy and desperately suffered from it; their battles with drug addiction and fidelity all too crassly the morbid subject of public fascination.

But Japan has suffered desperately as the financial crisis in the US and Europe has spread to the real economy.

I desperately want to suffer on stage".

They merely, this group says, make the desperately poor Burmese suffer more by reducing investment and aid while the generals carry on enriching themselves.

About 330 million people are affected by drought in India, the government has said, as the country reels from severe water shortages and desperately poor farmers suffer crop losses.

On his second voyage he became desperately ill he may have suffered from a vitamin deficiency and on his third voyage he showed signs of falling apart psychologically as well as physically.

One person who barely survived the World Trade Center's collapse applied to the fund five months ago because he suffered debilitating injuries and desperately needed financial help.

Gazan's division fought desperately for a harrowing day and suffered 40 percent casualties.

In Greenland too, the people have recently won home rule from Denmark, but not before they suffered disastrous colonial interventions and desperately high rates of suicide.

By May 1645, and now desperately short of supplies, Rupert captured Leicester, but suffered a severe reversal at the Battle of Naseby a month later.

For as long as men and women have suffered the ravages of time, they have desperately searched for ways to escape them.