Sentence examples for probably suffering from from inspiring English sources

The poor kid was probably suffering from low blood sugar.

Vulpein says that he will observe the animal, who is probably suffering from some nutritional deficiency.

Williams was told he was "probably suffering from post-traumatic stress" and considered seeking therapy.

Alina is physically ill, probably suffering from tuberculosis, and mentally troubled, possibly schizophrenic.

She died in 1815, probably suffering from tuberculosis and possibly syphilis.

If your tomatoes get blossom-end rot, they are probably suffering from calcium deficiency and uneven watering.

People were probably already suffering from malnutrition and other diseases when the plague arrived like the fourth horseman of the apocalypse.

Mind you, those with the nous to read and understand Dr Kelly's results are probably not suffering from their sleep regimes anyway.

Yet doctors responding to the outbreak say it can be extremely difficult to determine whether symptoms are getting worse in people who were probably already suffering from chronic pain.

"What they don't reveal is how many people went to Dignitas who were just 'tired of life', to use the words of the Dignitas clinic's director: those people who are not terminally ill and are probably just suffering from clinical depression," he said.

Since Jude, who is adopted, is probably already suffering from the lifelong effects of fetal alcohol syndrome, one does tend to wonder if Les has the sense God gave a piece of lint, but whatever: Henderson is less interested in scolding these spacey parents than in showing what might produce a fervent commitment to a world as rigorous and rule-governed as the straight-edge music scene.