Sentence examples for has suffered debilitating from inspiring English sources

The Syrian war has suffered debilitating inequality of coverage.

The FARC has suffered debilitating military setbacks in recent months: the killings of top leaders, and the dramatic rescue of 15 hostages, including the French-Colombian politician Ingrid Betancourt and three Americans.

Then their 9-year-old, who was healthy enough that he had a perfect attendance record last year in third grade, grew even more ill, and has suffered debilitating effects, including acute renal failure, fluid buildup near the heart, raised blood pressure, soaring blood sugar.

PEOPLE who have suffered debilitating strokes often have to cope with impaired muscles that do not work properly.

Most of which means little to the twenty-eight per cent of Greeks who are out of work, or to those who have suffered debilitating cuts to their pay and pensions.

The violence appeared to be a coordinated rebuttal of assertions by Iraqi and American commanders that Al Qaeda in Iraq and other extremist groups had suffered debilitating blows in recent weeks.

That the two parties would find common political ground is not surprising; both of their countries have suffered debilitating economic crises, resulting in sky-high unemployment, just as austerity tore gaping holes in their social safety nets.

The coastal areas of Nigeria, particularly the Niger Delta Basin, have suffered debilitating environmental degradation and pollution from human activities such as oil industry operations, manufacturing, and municipal discharges.

It is frustratingly common for patients to present for the first time with lung cancer only when they have become severely ill, yet after having suffered debilitating symptoms for a protracted period.

The action thriller sequel London Has Fallen, which has suffered from debilitating reviews, landed in second place with $21.7m on debut.

This chapter explains evolutionary biology, which has suffered from a debilitating incapacity to determine whether or not the events of evolution display any law-like behavior and in particular to decide how rapidly those events occurred, given the vast spans of time that were available for them to do so.