Sentence examples for public suffering from inspiring English sources

Unanticipated multibillion-dollar fees in cases based on public suffering are bound to create a backlash.

Was Aviva Shalit's response to her son's disappearance — public suffering more than private demands of officials — more effective than Grof's?

"I am sorry to see the public suffering because of a private dispute," he told reporters yesterday.

They had returned to find the public suffering from cinematic battle fatigue and an industry little interested in war movies.

Six months ago, I chaired a review into how the Metropolitan police deal with members of the public suffering from mental health problems.

Three months after the centenary of the war's beginning, there is no sign – yet – of the British public suffering from commemoration fatigue.

For Oscar Wilde, with his extravagant public sufferings and real physical abasement, for the scholar F. O. Matthiessen, with his tortured closetedness and eventual suicide, Toibin -- who has acknowledged what he feels is the "abiding fascination of sadness... and, indeed, tragedy" -- clearly has great sympathy in his essays.

According to the article, why is the quality of public education suffering?

She arrived at a large public hospital suffering from a life-threatening condition which required surgery.

It's like spending the fund now but without alarming the public or suffering any political damage.

The public was suffering from a bad case of what is known in the industry as "brand blindness".