Sentence examples for suffer considerable from inspiring English sources

"The state has no business in interfering in the parental responsibility unless the child is suffering or is likely to suffer considerable harm".

They're ready to suffer considerable discomfort to extract some pleasure from the experience.

A sharp rise in the number of procedures hospitals are postponing has prompted the leader of Britain's surgeons to warn that patients affected will suffer "considerable distress".

Kate Green, shadow minister for equalities, who supports our campaign, adds that "some ethnic groups already suffer considerable health inequalities and cutting back on the services they rely on will just make the situation worse".

Governor Richardson has also urged the institute to reconsider, and Dr. Goodall wrote to the institute that the chimpanzees "will surely suffer considerable physical and emotional distress from this plan".

And while banks may suffer considerable losses — having to spend tens of billions of dollars to buy back mortgages that violated the warranties they made to investors — forcing them to do this will take a long time, and enable them to spread the pain out over years.

He has suffered considerable personal setbacks.

Leuven suffered considerable damage in World Wars I and II.

And eventually the Shiite militias, which had already suffered considerable losses, would have been further depleted.

It also suffered considerable destruction during conflict – the Spanish Civil War.

And, as he points out, he has suffered considerable expense and pain in the process.