Sentence examples for suffer about from inspiring English sources

But because of a strong dollar, Berkshire will post a loss of about $310 million in currency trading, said Buffett — meaning investments will suffer about $120 million in losses.

Latin America seems to suffer about once a decade.

The Thai Finance Ministry estimated that the country would suffer about $1.5 billion in economic damage because of the two-month protest.

How grateful I was to my Oxford supervisor for throwing such a clear light on the recurrent puzzlement I used to suffer about the hermeneutic, Derridean narratives which any Italian student had to fill her pads with in those days.

Supposing a company with 1,000 workers earning US$300 per hour, it would suffer about US$182,5000 per year in lost productivity.

Resveratrol's SIRT1-activating power suggests a link to the so-called "French paradox," the observation that despite a high-fat diet, people in France suffer about 40% less cardiovascular disease than expected, an effect that epidemiologists have linked to the consumption of red wine.

Each side suffered about 16,000 casualties.

The clinic suffered about $200,000 worth of damage in the Sept. 13 fire, which is still under investigation.

The Allies suffered about 4,000 casualties.

You think about how they suffered, about what they felt.

Denver only suffers about 35 overcast days a year.