Sentence examples for now to suffer from inspiring English sources

I feel too mediocre now to suffer.

"It's a small nation of five million people, and the pride they had in representing their country here at the Olympics, and now to suffer this loss is just tragic".

"Coalition cuts to welfare are not well targeted and will affect even people with severe health conditions and disabled people with multiple impairments, leaving the disproportionately worst off now to suffer further as the cuts take effect".

After reporting a $480 million profit in the second quarter of 2009, big N has now to suffer from a $290 million loss.

South now had to suffer for his partner's aggression.

He now had to suffer some weird advice from Munchausen.

Companies that were relying on export growth to compensate for sluggish home markets are now starting to suffer.

The incidence of depression in the elderly has risen in recent years, with 30% of people over the age of 65 now reported to suffer from mood disorders.

This country would now need to suffer through a double-dip recession for its gross domestic product to be in the same condition as Germany's.

The eurozone outlook is now expected to suffer a larger contraction this year, shrinking by 0.3 per cent rather than the 0.1 per cent expected in January.

Instead of an 8-gigawatt (8GW) shortfall, it now expects to suffer a shortage of only 3GW, as a story in this week's paper explains.