Sentence examples for it's suffered from inspiring English sources

As recently as 2008, Internet Explorer was the world's most-use browser, but it's suffered a huge drop in popularity in recent years - currently, only around 6.8 per cent of internet users worldwide use Internet Explorer, compared to 67.4 per cent for Google's Chrome browser.

Nintendo for a long time has been a holdout in keeping its brands off smartphones, and it's suffered as a consequence of that.

But since then it's suffered from the attentions of Peterborough's less aesthetically reverential citizens (who sprayed it with graffiti) and it arrives in the auction room with metal legs that Sir Anthony says were no part of the original work.

With each stolen umbrella costing Sharing E Umbrella 60 yuan, it's suffered a substantial loss as a result of the public's predictable if coldhearted theft.

It's suffered fires, the Blitz and dereliction.

It's obvious, sure – hell, it's basically the National Anthem of WA – and it's suffered a little through overfamiliarity.

So, it's suffer the children yet again.

Then, in May 1980, the Factory family (for that's what it was) suffered the loss of Joy Division's frontman, Ian Curtis, who took his own life.

But at least it was suffered in the dark.

It is suffered predominantly by West Africans and their descendants in other parts of the world.

It was suffered by numerous ignominious emperors of Rome in the early empire, and, even in the later empire, it was a mark of great disgrace.