Sentence examples for have always suffered from inspiring English sources

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.

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

The tribal areas, which have always suffered neglect at the hands of the government, will only stand to gain.

"Arab writers have always suffered from authority because of a trinity of taboos: sex, politics and religion," says Nasrallah.

But for all their historical pedigree, Shias have always suffered at the hands of Sunni leaders, even in Iraq and Bahrain where they form the majority.

Without it, says Bruno Brusselmans, director of online sales, "I don't even want to think about what would happen".Telecoms firms have always suffered heavily from fraud, which is thought to reduce industry revenues by around 5%.

I've always suffered from depression.

"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.

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

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