Sentence examples for it suffered by from inspiring English sources

Some also resented the slight, as they saw it, suffered by the former defence secretary Liam Fox.

It was lumped with Nirvana, and it would be an understatement to say it suffered by comparison.

Stone required little maintenance or upkeep, and it suffered by comparison with timber only in the high capital investment required to build with it.

O'Connor was said to have been dissatisfied with Bowden's defence – despite a 96 per cent tackle success rate - or perhaps it suffered by comparison with Leicester's other inside centre, Anthony Allen.

A decade later the brusque novelty of the 2003 addition has worn off — the sharp elbows have worn down, the stone has soiled, and for all its good modernist intentions it suffers by having as its westerly neighbor the spectacular New York Yacht Club.

It suffers by comparison.

In this way, though Roth's "Divergent" is rich in plot and imaginative details, it suffers by comparison with Collins's opus.

It suffers by comparison, meandering to less purpose, running out of steam too early, and is in general a victim of second-book syndrome.

It has helped the Israeli air force reduce the number of strikes it suffers by two-thirds.Dr Leshem began his research using a mixture of powered gliders, drones, ground-based bird watchers and radar to build up data on the flocks that migrate over Israel in the spring and autumn.

This is not one of the strongest sections of the book, perhaps because it suffers by comparison with Patenaude's Stalin's Nemesis, which so vividly evoked the unrelenting quality of Stalin's manhunt and Trotsky's astonishing toughmindedness as the hounds drew ever closer.

Brian Lowry of Variety called the first two episodes "competent but uninspiring", and said it "suffers by comparison with any number of similarly themed dramas, most recently BBC America's fun-loving Torchwood".