Sentence examples for it could suffer from inspiring English sources

Petrobras carries its own risks: the price of oil could tumble, or it could suffer its own BP-like oil spill disaster.

Foxtons also used its annual report to warn that it could suffer if Britain votes to leave the EU.

British Airways owner International Airlines Group lost 20.5p to 587p and easyJet fell 53p to £18.37 despite raising its first half profit forecasts, as it warned that it could suffer over the full year if exchange rates remained at current levels.

Bears say it could suffer the same fate as Zynga, which has seen its shares halve in price as its games struggled to find favour mobile after their initial popularity on Facebook.

Even though ABC is not thought to be a backer of the big developers, it could suffer.

Fearing that it could suffer Iraq's fate, Iran signed the Additional Protocol of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which gives IAEA inspectors souped-up rights of access.

But if it had, it could have suffered shutdowns that would impact other users raising money for worthy causes.

It could have suffered some onboard problem after it broke off radio communication with Earth, as intended, 12 minutes before its planned landing.

The Jubilee Debt Campaign said as many as two-thirds of the 43 developing countries it analysed could suffer large increases in the share of government income spent on debt payments over the next decade.

Inoki said afterwards: "I don't know how seriously Muhammad Ali is taking the fight, but if he doesn't take it seriously, he could suffer damage.

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