Sentence examples for has brought misery from inspiring English sources

A new transport scheme in Santiago, designed under her predecessor, has brought misery for commuters.

Like Mr. Milosevic, Mr. Taylor has brought misery and destruction to his own country.

I think of it as I write, during the latest London Underground strike, which has brought misery to millions but, well, not me.

"Once again they carry out a cowardly action which has brought misery to poor Afghan civilians who were busy at their daily business".

Today's news has brought misery on the jobs front; the clearest and starkest evidence yet that the government's plan for growth is hurting not helping Britain.

It has brought misery to millions and warnings that Britain has entered a calamitous tailspin towards a future of recession, isolation and international irrelevance.

While for most the recent weather conditions have brought misery - for a few it has brought the thrill of a lifetime.

The demographic and economic trends that have brought misery to German retailers are in full view in Hanau, a working-class community east of Frankfurt.

For two decades, the conflict had brought misery to a region bordering several countries (see map), left tens of thousands of people in northern Uganda dead, and displaced nearly 2m others.

There were stories from parents who had given birth to children with the direst physical or mental defects; some rejoiced in the sacrifice, some lamented that this decision had brought misery to their families.

Most Colombians welcome the president's attack on the leftwing terrorists and rightwing paramilitaries who have brought misery to what should be a prosperous democracy, even if international observers are alarmed at the alleged human rights abuses that have resulted.