Skewered by high inflation and frozen wages, they have suffered sorely during Britain's long downturn.
To the dismay of some civil-rights people, many of whom suffered sorely under her predecessor, she has called for reconciliation.Mrs Banda was expelled from the DPP in late 2010 after criticising Mr Mutharika's appointment of his brother, Peter, as his heir apparent, but she stayed on as vice-president, with a constitutional right to take over if the president became incapable or died.
Neither team scored in the first half, prompting New York Times columnist Red Smith to quip, "Never have so many paid so dearly – $10, $8, and $6 – and suffered so sorely to see so little".
"Der Rosenkavalier," with a libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal as real, as subtle and as touching as its music, suffers sorely from such transactions.
The Americans may supply up to 70 sorely needed helicopters.This stood Mr zu Guttenberg in good stead when he suffered the first big reversal of a dazzling career.
In contrast, the Allies still lacked a unified command and suffered from morale and manpower problems: the British and French armies were sorely depleted, and American troops had not yet transitioned into a combat role.
Ross said he sorely missed the winning mentality that runs inherently through the Giants' locker room while the Jaguars suffered through a 2-14 season.
Textile mills and other factories here in Zambia have suffered and even closed as cheap Chinese goods flood the world market, eliminating jobs in a country that sorely needs them.
The defensive formation was sorely tested in 1943, when, flying beyond the radius of the fighter escorts then available (less than 200 miles), U.S. bombers suffered losses too severe to be borne regularly.
Policy makers will be sorely disappointed and the economy's long-term performance will suffer".
