Sentence examples for is suffering clear from inspiring English sources

Breivik's lawyer, Øystein Storrvik, argued meanwhile that his client has been subjected to "a longstanding isolation for almost five years" and he is suffering "clear isolation damage".

Breivik is suffering "clear damage" from his isolation, according to Storrvik, who cited memory loss and an inability to focus on his studies.

Some of the less high profile primary contests have been strikingly nasty: in Mississippi supporters of one candidate snuck into a nursing home to photograph the wife of another, who is suffering from dementia.The clearest cause of the fractiousness is the trauma wrought by George W. Bush's presidency.

His wife Naghmeh, a doughty activist demanding that the minefields be cleared, is suffering from a terminal brain tumour and needs urgent medical treatment in the West.

At the moment it is suffering from a lack of clear identity".

Based on the promo for this week's episode, "Stand by Me" (Thursday, February 21 at 8 p.m. EST on The CW), it's pretty clear Elena is suffering from an extreme case of denial.

While it was clear McHenry is suffering from mental illness after losing his arm, Alexander Cendese (who is excellent in the part), portrays the tragedy this man has suffered and why he has arrived at the place he is.

However, it is clear that Isis is suffering financially, according to Mr Magnier.

It's clear that Theo is suffering post-traumatic stress disorder from the museum bombing and is still sick with grief over the loss of his mother — feelings only heightened by being plunked down in the lonely Nevada desert.

It has long been clear that America is suffering for lack of a well-functioning immigration system that better protects workers and families, promotes lawfulness at the border and in the workplace, and gives hardworking people a path to legality.

Having the poll at the same time as other elections this time round will boost turnout, although at a cost: it is unlikely independent candidates, who won a quarter of the jobs last time, will prosper in a more political climate, while it is already clear that diversity is suffering if only from neglect.