Sentence examples for have really suffered from inspiring English sources

Pensioners have really suffered.

"If it wasn't for China last year, a lot of big brands would have really suffered.

"With last year's low rainfall," says Touré, "harvests have really suffered.

"They have really suffered some losses in the last few weeks," Marlin said.

Doesn't he have an obligation to represent those who have really suffered in this economic calamity?

It is usually impossible to establish whether or not they have really suffered the traumas they claim.

Psychologically, she has really suffered a lot".

They tend to want to be in Class B or C buildings in secondary markets, where the pricing has really suffered.

"As much as Newark in the last few decades has really suffered, it was historically, 50 years ago or more, a great success," Mr. Berggruen said.

They point out that the city produced Andy Warhol.. "Pittsburgh has really suffered under its image as an old steel town," said Matthew Burger, president of the Pittsburgh Urban Magnet Project, an organization of young professionals.

And that's why I'm saying: don't deal constantly with symptoms and allocation of blame...The Palestinians are people under occupation who've really suffered tremendous pains and who are being treated as sub human species with no rights.