Sentence examples for least suffer from inspiring English sources

"If England save this one then South Africa may be become rather depressed, or at least suffer from Bell and Colly," puns Ian Copestake.

We could have acted from a sense of justice, since global warming's inherent unfairness – that those who contributed the least suffer the most – has been obvious from the start.

Given little to hope for by the government, even Tamil moderates, who have no reason to love Mr Prabhakaran, are more likely to support, or at least suffer, him.

We have, most of us, yet to find a way of seeing and thinking that works — that allows us to live comfortably and positively in all of this beautiful mess — but our writers, our dear passed writers, have put forth some pretty good models, so that we might suffer less, or at least suffer within some beautiful context.

Should entrepreneurs hang their heads in shame, or at least suffer a split in their psyche between the desire to do well and the desire to do good?

The results hardly vary when conditioning on non-western immigrants, though one could argue that they do not suffer any TWA stigma20 or, at least, suffer less of a TWA stigma) since the post-treatment estimates on regular employment are lower than for the full sample and revert back to insignificance more quickly.

They had at least suffered for their beliefs, and so had their parents, at a time when communism was a faith full of hope.

It is impossible right now to say one way or the other, but one thing we do know is that it has, at least, suffered a serious setback.

As a consequence, a large percentage of the TIMP-3 knockout mice died after completion of the proliferative phase of liver regeneration (5 days after PH or later) or at least suffered from severe hepatocyte necrosis and apoptosis.

Academics do, or at least should, suffer "the anxiety of influence", to use Harold Bloom's phrase.

As is common in our world, those in Mexico with the least resources suffer the most.