Sentence examples for issues suffered from from inspiring English sources

There were no major issues suffered from the Barbed Wire Massacre.

This week, I was reminded of another foodrelated influence on slumber by a study which found that many of those with sleep issues suffer from stomach-acid reflux at night.

Even Mr. Baron, a fan, said the issue suffered from too-muchness.

Previous studies on this issue suffered from the lack of examples where both, the time course of peripheral blood leukocyte counts and the susceptibility for bacterial superinfection were followed within the same system.

The S.E.C., aside from political issues, also suffered from what officials describe as cultural barriers between the divisions of the agency responsible for monitoring separate pieces of the industry.

"Old Friend" is based around a friend of his that became addicted to methamphetamine and the personal issues which he suffered from it.

And the majority of the issues he suffers from are very personal and intimate".

Clearly not the children who, according to every study ever written on this issue, suffer acutely from being taken from their homes on the orders of the UK Border Agency and placed in a confined space for an indeterminate period.

Although the wavelet and STFT-based phase synchrony approaches consider the nonstationarity issue, they suffer from a number of drawbacks.

They broke on some important subjects like welfare, labor and trade issues, and their ties suffered from the competition for recognition typical of senators from the same state.

"The building has suffered from issues with the roofing system over a period of years and significant leaks have formed.