Sentence examples for has always suffered from inspiring English sources

"East River Park has always suffered from having a narrow and undistinguished entrance," Mr. Benepe said.

"La Défense has always suffered from a creative hypothermia," said Wojciech Czaja, an Austrian architecture critic.

They didn't invest in institutions, they invested in individuals, something Afghanistan has always suffered from.

However, it has always suffered in terms of providing real quality for those viewers.

The Labour Party has always suffered from deep divisions even during rare phases when it appeared to be formidably united.

American has never learned from its experience in Haiti, and Haiti has always suffered because of it.

In answer to questions, Mr Abe repeated that he upholds a previous statement on the comfort women by Yohei Kono, a former chief cabinet secretary, in 1993.Yet in the sole specific reference to the comfort women during his speech to Congress (apart from referring in general to the suffering Japan caused), Mr Abe remarked merely that women have always suffered the most in armed conflicts.

I've always suffered from depression.

But Bangladeshi factories have always suffered fires and accidents, usually without attracting international attention.

However, large area applications have always suffered from poor film thickness uniformity and unacceptable variations of thin film properties.

Postwar Britain was bleaker even than wartime, and he had always suffered from a bad chest.