Sentence examples for has suffered blows from inspiring English sources

Starting in the 1980s, with environmental disasters such as the explosion at the Bhopal pesticide factory and the Exxon Valdez oil spill, industry after industry has suffered blows to its reputation.

The IMU has suffered blows from which it will find it very hard to recover, while the various "Stans"—Uzbekistan in particular find themselves in the happy position of receiving support from America, Russia and China, all of whom now see them as being at the frontline in the battle to contain fundamentalism.

He is said to have suffered dizziness, which must be of great concern given that three times in the past 10 months he has suffered blows to the head either while fielding at short leg against India in Brisbane, batting in the nets in Dominica or at the start of the second day here against Jimmy Anderson.

The Shabab, which has pledged allegiance to Al Qaeda rather than Islamic State, has suffered blows to their military capabilities in recent years.

"Over the years this area has suffered blow after blow.

Chris Evans has suffered blow after blow in regards his new Top Gear show.

Since then, the central leadership of al-Qaida has suffered blow after blow.

Bremerhaven has suffered blow after blow: fishing disappeared in the 1960s, then the rise of shipping containers pushed workers out of the docks.

While Quebecers admitted they watched Brexit closely, the independence movement in the Canadian province has suffered blow after blow in recent years.

Over nearly five years of financial turmoil, Americans across a broad spectrum have suffered blows to wages, benefits and savings.

Some 20 percent of service members wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan have suffered blows to the face, neck or head, and the number of brain injuries has nearly tripled in the past decade, to more than 30,000 from 11,000.