Sentence examples for has suffered the problem from inspiring English sources

From the outset India has suffered the problem of "cascades" of tax on tax.

Langfield had suffered the problem at home in May after the end of last season and was treated at Glasgow's Southern General Hospital.

The practice of using the same dummies with all females could have suffered the problem of pseudoreplication (Kroodsma et al. 2001).

I have seen both sides of the fence and understand people's frustration with a lot of the systems, having suffered the problems myself.

I had deleted every one of the twice a day messages asking me to allow the changeover and assumed I would continue with Windows 7. Having suffered the problems of learning new methods and layouts when 7 superseded XP – not easy at 87 – I wanted a lot of reassurance before plunging into unknown waters.

We all have suffered the problems of lack of security and quality of services, appropriate treatment services, long waiting times, lack of information or informed consent (Representative, National Patient Network).

A girl with whom he'd once engaged in unprotected sex had suffered the same problem with a morning-after pill.

Two ml of blood were obtained from the 51 controls and from the athletes 48 h after they had suffered the muscle problem.

And Mr. Trichet tried to remind investors that while euro countries had suffered the most, budgetary problems ran far beyond this region.

GitHub may have suffered the same problem with its rule of two.

People who have suffered the same problem can help you understand it, and cope with it.