Sentence examples for rose suffered a from inspiring English sources

Shortly after returning to Baltimore from Oxford, Rose suffered a debilitating stroke that greatly limited her academic work.

In some respects, Saturday's announcement that Rose suffered a torn meniscus wasn't the worst possible news.

Rose suffered a heart attack and a stroke last year, but continued to train Hal's Hope as his personal pet in a stable of mostly claiming horses.

Dr. Rose suffered a stroke in 1978 that severely curtailed her academic work, limiting her scholarly output to little more than a collection of essays, a compilation of primary-source documents and a single full-length book, "Rehearsal for Reconstruction" (1964).

Rose suffered a torn ACL in his left knee in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference playoffs against Philadelphia last April.

Even Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising suffered, coming in over 50% below Neighbors at its debut, proving that comedies aren't immune.

Birbalsingh's rise and rise has just suffered a setback.

Indeed, the hazard ratio for these non-AIDS-defining illnesses was 1.8 (95% CI = 1.2 2.9), showing that patients who discontinued antiretroviral therapy when their CD4 rose above 350 cells/μL suffered a marked excess morbidity and mortality, chiefly manifest as cardiovascular, hepatic, and renal disease (though many suffered traditional AIDS-related opportunistic diseases and death).

Even by the standards of terrorism in India, which has suffered a rising number of attacks this year, the assaults were particularly brazen in scale and execution.

"Even by the standards of terrorism in India, which has suffered a rising number of attacks this year, the assaults were particularly brazen in scale and execution," the 2008 story noted.

The site, which had been averaging more than 30,000 visits each week from nonpaid Google searches, with traffic rising 5 to 10 percent a month, suffered a 70 percent decline in nonpaid Google traffic in the two weeks after the switch.