Sentence examples for subsequent suffering from inspiring English sources

Argentina's subsequent suffering has made it a poster-child for the anti-globalisation movement.

Nevertheless, Ms. Bosch wrings pure terror from the roundup itself and the Jews' subsequent suffering.

Because her earlier reticence has not been made convincing, her subsequent suffering seems more like an authorial construct than a fully credible development.

In a statement to the Guardian, Corbyn said he would apologise to the British people for the "deception" in the runup to the 2003 invasion and to the Iraqi people for their subsequent suffering.

Gaza's history of resistance may have helped to convince Israel to evacuate the Strip, in 2005, but the subsequent suffering has not served as a model or source of inspiration for the rest of the Palestinians.

Much of the subsequent suffering and failure to prosecute those responsible lies with Indian governments, local and national, which have seemed more concerned with bickering among themselves than helping the victims.

However, they only managed four league wins in 23 subsequent league matches, suffering 11 defeats.

He was limited to 59 games in the subsequent 2005 06 season, suffering a shoulder injury with the Finnish national team during the 2006 Winter Olympics, colliding with a teammate during a line change.

A patient diagnosed with acute vivax malaria stands at very high risk of suffering subsequent attacks in quick succession with deepening risk of serious illness along with opportunities for transmission to others.

In addition, it is not known whether the two types differ markedly with regard to the patients' suffering and subsequent economic consequences.

Acute coma is a major reason of Neurological Intensive Care Unit (N-ICU) admissions and carries high mortality, and neuro-cognitive morbidity, with patients often suffering from subsequent disability [3, 4].