Sentence examples for particularly suffer from inspiring English sources

"Tech will particularly suffer" from leaving the EU, he wrote.

Some nice stretches of what ought to be comic banter particularly suffer from this treatment, thudding heavily.

Fiction and action, in "The Island of the Day Before" particularly, suffer a kind of semiotic meltdown.

The new play "Breakfast at Tiffany's," which received some of the worst reviews of the season, did not particularly suffer as a result of them.

"The rewards system for GPs to treat particular conditions has worked - but this hasn't included health problems older people particularly suffer from like depression, falls, and vision and hearing problems.

Makers of luxuries, he said, would particularly suffer from the shift in demand caused by rising wages: "An immense proportion of the national produce must be produced in the shape of luxuries" when the rich are very rich.

"But I don't think I particularly suffered from it".

Its "In Justice" particularly suffered from the absence of "Dancing," bringing in only 6.6 million viewers.

"I've had the advantage of not having particularly suffered discrimination personally because I was always a fighter," she reflected.

But New York has been around for a long time and hasn't particularly suffered badly from major pandemics.

And Hockley, a neighborhood adjacent to the city's famed Lace Market, had particularly suffered, as factories shut their doors.