Sentence examples for have suffered up from inspiring English sources

The Dutch team believes that a duck or goose may be to blame for infecting the chickens, which have suffered up to 80% mortality on the 18 farms believed to be infected so far.

The opposition claims to have suffered up to seven attacks in less than 10 days of campaigning.

Their sense of well-being was about the same, on average, as people who had suffered up to a dozen memorable blows.

He had been in a persistent vegetative state since a stroke in 2006 and Professor Noy said he had suffered "ups and downs" throughout that period.

The last launch brought an estimated $20m£12m2m) boom to the local economy, which has suffered with up to 10,000 space centre workers losing their jobs with the passing of the shuttle era.

The distribution of the duration of chronic diseases in the study group was as follows: 31.3% patients had suffered for up to 5 years, 43.2% for 5 15 years, and 25.6% for >15 years.

They are also independent entrepreneurs who have built a small business which has suffered its ups and downs, but they hang in.

As a result of Polo's reticence concerning personal matters and the controversies surrounding the text, Polo's reputation has suffered dramatic ups and downs.

The first heated arcade and the first built entirely of iron and glass, it has suffered fewer ups and downs than its neighbor.

Button said he had struggled to make the harder of the two tyres work, while Hamilton said he had suffered set-up "inconsistencies" but both men said they felt the team's upgrades and improved the car.

Just because not everyone who has suffered trauma ends up in prison, doesn't mean that everyone in prison hasn't suffered trauma.