Sentence examples for indeed suffering from from inspiring English sources

"The widow in this case was using the letter to show that her husband was indeed suffering from ailments that occurred during the war.

But when a small New Orleans-based non-profit organisation called "Silence is Violence" announced on October 1 that it would provide an administrative assistant to the VOU, it became clear that the district attorney's office was indeed suffering from a profound lack of resources.

Though not a doctor or a nurse, she wore a white coat and told him that he was indeed suffering from lead and mercury poisoning.

It is up to the defence to prove that an accused was indeed suffering from mental disorder at the time of committing the crime.

His rep confirmed to People that he was indeed suffering from kidney stones and was admitted to an Orlando, Fla.-area Fla.-areaSaturday nighospital

There is no question that individuals who suffer from either juvenile or adult onset progerias, be they Hutchinson-Gilford's progeria or Werner's syndrome, are indeed suffering from diseases.

He pleaded illness and was indeed suffering terribly from cancer, of which he died in 1873.

"It is possible that she was indeed suffering," Nadas writes of one character, "from a constantly changing accumulation of impressions that she could not process properly".

These are instead classed as "discouraged workers"; non-government economists estimate their number at 3 to 5 million, and they are indeed discouraged, suffering from family crises, alcoholism and depression the longer they are unemployed.

Indeed, subjects suffering from pulmonary hypertension are diagnosed on average 2 years after their initial medical contact.

The other possibility is that the girls, indeed, are suffering from a significant cognitive impairment or psychosis.