Sentence examples for is being suffered from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
"They have to understand that if discomfort or pain is being suffered, it means that something is not functioning correctly.
"Our city is in a major crisis, and the political leadership in this community has not been willing to stand up and appropriately direct the understandable rage and pain that is being suffered by Cuban-Americans.
Photo: The Georgetown branch of the District of Columbia Public Library, which was being renovated, suffered widespread damage yesterday after a fire consumed its roof.
However, the air conditioning in the hotel where the talks are being held suffered a breakdown, ratcheting up the tension and discomfort of marathon negotiating sessions.
Two barges from where the fireworks were being lit suffered a "malfunction," according to the Plymouth Police Department.
Its rental car division, which includes Alamo and National, has also suffered and is being spun off to shareholders.
Indeed, Plato's account of Recollection, whatever it is, is liable to suffer difficulties.
That district once prospered from taxes collected on the nuclear plant site when the plant was being built, but suffered drastic cuts after it was decommissioned.
These disenfranchised people are being made to suffer one more blow by having to do without medications that are lifesaving.
Many also fumed that they were being made to suffer for troubles at a plant that did not even power their community.
