Sentence examples for either suffered from inspiring English sources

The condition of the bodies suggested that they had either suffered starvation, malnutrition or lack of medical treatment during sickness, the newspaper reported.

"There is some speculation that he had a fainting fit and other suggestions that he either suffered a cardiac arrest or stroke," Manouras told Helena Smith, our Athens correspondent.

Mr. Conlon's inclusion of Krenek and Fleischmann also fits into his efforts to play the music of composers who either suffered under the Nazis or had their works suppressed.

I should have thought about it myself.'" The group is open to all - half of those who attend have either suffered from mental illness or were carers of people with mental health issues.

The two royals met church members who had either suffered intimidation or family members whose safety they feared for.

In the last decades, many approaches have been proposed for solving this problem, but they either suffered from composition discrepancy [Lee et al. 1996.

They will either suffer the Western sanctions, which could cut into their billions, or make the highly dangerous move of plotting against their patron.

Original sin has condemned humanity to either suffer and starve or work for a living: "stealing" from the commonwealth is not a Christian option.

"The concern we have is whether, while we wait for those market forces to work, consumers either suffer through periods of high prices or shortages of electricity," said Janee Briesemeister, a utility analyst for Consumers Union in Austin, Tex.

It's possible that if we were able to wipe out mosquitoes, some other species might either suffer from lack of food, or explode in numbers because the burden of disease was lifted.

Most current imaging modalities either suffer from poor penetration depth or require exogenous contrast agents.