Local people have increasingly suffered from their presence.
But by April he had a fever he could not shake and increasingly suffered from fatigue.
Booker's flamboyant behaviour on and off stage became more extreme as his addiction took hold, and he increasingly suffered from severe depression and extreme paranoia.
Although Trevor increasingly suffered from a debilitating motor disease, he continued to draw and write short stories until his final weeks.
But he increasingly suffered from depression, compounded by circulation problems, and his disability check of $1,068 a month left him perennially short of funds.
Doctors' relationships with patients are coming under strain because rising NHS workloads mean they increasingly suffer from stress and burnout, the British Medical Association BMAA) has been told.
However, microcredit as an economic model has increasingly suffered from a lack of faith, with critics pointing to impossibly high interest rates.
Journalists and news organizations flourished in the early post-Taliban years under President Hamid Karzai, but have increasingly suffered from threats and attacks from the Taliban and pressure from the government and religious conservatives.
Another recent survey, this one by the law firm Slater & Gordon, found that female employees increasingly suffer from discrimination at work when they get pregnant and are often made redundant while on maternity leave.
According to the latest America's Rental Housing report, which is published biannually by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, renters in the New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area increasingly suffer from disproportionally high housing costs.
Specifically, disability beneficiaries in Canada and the U.S. increasingly suffer from health problems such as musculoskeletal and soft tissue problems as well as mental disorders that tend to be more chronic in nature, rather than health problems associated with higher mortality rates and shorter claim duration (Bound and Burkhauser 1999; Campolieti 2002; Rupp and Scott 1998).
