Sentence examples for might suffer when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Baylor said the Texas economy might suffer when budget cuts come in September and the state runs out of the federal stimulus funds that propped up the economy in the last budget cycle.

I had been warned that my grades might suffer when transferring schools.

Zisman (1933) explained the difference between the static and dynamic modulus by the loss of energy that the wave pulse might suffer when passing through the rock pores (intergranular pores or natural fractures) due to reflection and refraction at the fluid/rock interfaces (Howarth 1984).

While some of Google's competitors might have suffered when Google made changes to the way it generated and displayed search results, the F.T.C. said, "the totality of the evidence" showed that "any negative impact on actual or potential competitors was incidental".

Animals suffer when killed.

I suffer when you suffer.

We suffer when they suffer.

But American workers suffer when global workers suffer.

We are happy when friends are well-off, and we suffer when they suffer.

The results indicated that the lower or medium achievers gained certain benefits from the DCSS, whilst the high achievers in learning performance might suffer from boredom when using the DCSS.

However, even these instruments might suffer from acquiescence when they use desirable and undesirable poles to represent personality factors, for example, for agreeableness cordial as one descriptor and harsh as opposite descriptor (Rammstedt et al., 2004; see also Denissen et al., 2008).