Sentence examples for seriously suffering from inspiring English sources

"Families are seriously suffering because they have no earning source.

Our middle class is being eviscerated and so many are seriously suffering.

Many took control of their drinking before reaching desperate straits, for example, while their marriages were threatened but still intact or before they lost their jobs but knew that their performance was seriously suffering.

John Russo, director of the Center for Working Class Studies at Youngstown State University, has a broader view of the problem, seeing Youngstown as one of many cities seriously suffering from problems of de-industrialization, race and class that inextricably involve suburbs.

They are so quick to reject the idea without giving any thought to the real people who are seriously suffering.

Here in the eastern United States, we're doing OK when it comes to precipitation, but our West Coast neighbors are seriously suffering from a terrible drought.

A third youth, Muhittin Altun, 17, was seriously injured, suffering 10% burns.

I also agree that psychiatric diagnosis should focus on seriously impaired, suffering individuals, not the "worried well".

Mr. Hagerty said that an officer's wife, Stella Muscarella, 43, who was in the first boat, was the most seriously injured, suffering eight broken ribs.

A few hours earlier, US coast guard helicopters airlifted 65 of the most seriously ill, suffering from hypothermia and acute dehydration, to hospitals in Nassau and Georgetown.

By the time the second world war broke out, he was seriously unwell, suffering from a degenerating heart condition, yet he didn't spare himself in the fight for Britain's economic survival.