Sentence examples for may suffer some from inspiring English sources

Thoroughly domesticated, having put up with human behavior and its attendant silliness for something on the order of fourteen thousand years, the dog may suffer some costuming gladly.

At extreme limits an organism may suffer some impairment of vigour, but it survives; if the impairment is overt, acclimatization is considered inadequate.

In other cases, Normandy said, the tree may suffer some partial dieback of the branches but latent epicormic buds may erupt into growth.

The defense may suffer some teething problems as it adjusts to a new 3-4 formation, but can't be a whole lot worse than it was the last time around.

"If you trace a baby that gets measles, you will see that as it gets sick it gets more malnourished, its growth may be stunted, it may suffer some brain damage," he says.

A recurrent theme in this round of negotiations, as in previous ones, has been the gap between the relatively wealthy developed countries that have been responsible for the majority of historical greenhouse gas emissions, and developing nations that generally have not but may suffer some of the worst impacts of climate change.

Despite growing concern that Lucent shareholders may suffer further, some analysts welcomed the announcements yesterday.

Kurokawa estimates that as many as 60% of the wives of retired men may suffer from some degree of RHS.

Because M-OBR (FCR) has a smaller feasible set, preservation of linearity may be lost and accuracy may suffer for some grid configurations.

Though very useful and easy to implement in a variety of statistical problems, these methods may suffer from some limitations if used to estimate non-linear functionals of the posterior distribution.

In other words, standard gravity results may suffer from some omitted variable bias if connectivity related variables are not included.