Sentence examples for seriously suffer from inspiring English sources
Despite the advantages of this innovative computing model, mobile cloud computing could seriously suffer from security/privacy problems.
The MRT technique can be implemented with low implementation complexity, but it may seriously suffer from inter-beam interference, providing capacity much lower than the ZFBF technique [5 7].
Despite the fact that many mechanisms have been included in the relevant IEEE 802.15.4 and IEEE 802.11 standards to cope with interference (e.g., carrier sense, adaptive modulation and coding, signal spreading), both technologies can seriously suffer in the presence of each other [3].
The claims that ridership would seriously suffer by locating a subway station less than a block away in Century City can simply not be substantiated.
Findings show that in China, male COs seriously suffer from depressive symptoms, and POS and PsyCap can be positive resources for combating these symptoms.
"I think the relationship has suffered seriously, suffered a severe injury," Hunter, referring to himself and Fisher, said in an interview.
Therefore it is imperative to quantify potential unsteady rotor loads so that the TST device design accommodates the inflow conditions and avoids an unacceptable increase in maintenance action or, more seriously, suffers sudden structural failure.
For me, I have actually found that my productivity has not seriously suffered and that time away at the telescope is a refreshing change from the office.
The employment index of manufacturing parks dipped more than 5% year-over-year during most of the study period, indicating that this sector seriously suffered from the economic slowdown.
In a rather lukewarm review, The Telegraph mentioned how the hotel's "reputation for good food" seriously suffers from the poor reviews of the Ten Room (a contemporary British restaurant at Hotel Café Royal) three years ago.
Kali might have seriously suffered from the weak writing of the whole episode, but she did inadvertently teach Eleven what having a sister meant.
