Sentence examples for long time suffered from inspiring English sources

It subsequently became a useful food for the Italian poor who for a long time suffered appalling health problems from eating inadequately prepared maize.

In many domesticated animal species, the analysis of mtDNA has for a long time suffered from limited phylogenetic resolution offered by the short mtDNA fragments used.

"German and French have for a long time now suffered from a sort of class prejudice – they tend to appeal in particular to middle class children, whereas Spanish has a much more democratic appeal for reasons which we need to research, and it seems to appeal to a broader range of socio-economic groups".

For a long time Andersen suffered from his translators, pious Victorian ladies who turned the stories into improving tales of virtue in times of adversity, dismissed by critics as mere sentimental religiosity.

"But for a long time, I suffered from isolation and the bad jokes other children did about me in school.

On the down side, he admitted that eternity was a long time to suffer skewered on a human-sized rotisserie over never-ceasing flames.

For a long time I have suffered from violence and injustice in our society but I couldn't express myself, until one day I took pen to paper.

This was no doubt due in part to the responsibilities heaped on him at Wittenberg, but at this time, and for a long time, he also suffered what seems to have been a severe psychospiritual crisis.

But I wanted to help the teenagers who had been in the care system for a long time and had suffered serious trauma.

"We've suffered a long time on Long Island," Milbury said.

"We've had this trouble for a long time," said Hamilton, who suffered the first of six on-track tyre failures, all of them at more than 100mph, some of them at nearly twice that.