Sentence examples for have indeed suffered from inspiring English sources
Ohio and Michigan have, indeed, suffered major manufacturing job losses over the past generation.
Moreover, in some of the most attractive Bay Area communities, like San Francisco, the limited supply of housing will keep prices firm or rising (and real estate markets in these communities have indeed suffered much less than in other places).
The Tamils have indeed suffered much wrong at the hands of the Sinhalese majority since independence, and the north and east of the island, where the eelam would be, have very few Sinhalese inhabitants these days.
At the time, the insurance industry argued that the mental-health parity requirements would increase employers' costs, which would then be passed to employees in the form of more expensive health coverage, less coverage, or even reduced working hours or numbers of jobs.Attila Cseh looks at whether employees of small firms have indeed suffered such adverse consequences.
The business pivots around an 80-20 model: 80percentt of its employees have restaurant experience and might or might not have been homeless or poor at one time; 20 percent have indeed suffered from poverty or been without a home.
But media organisations including Le Monde and France 24 reported claims suggested that Haftar, aged 74, had indeed suffered a stroke.
And while The Plain Dealer has indeed suffered severe cutbacks, it still manages to publish excellent reporting.
The country had indeed suffered a severe setback during its South African war and its global supremacy was under threat from mighty rivals in the United States and Germany.
Several hours later, the doctors held a second news conference to clarify that Mr. Cheney had indeed suffered a heart attack.
They had, indeed, suffered the difficult childhoods that my grandmother had been determined to protect me from, but they had also benefitted from years of therapy and years of scrupulous honesty.
