Sentence examples for suffer from battle from inspiring English sources

"A Walk in the Sun" was not so simple-minded and had the courage to show that soldiers under fire may suffer from battle fatigue.

On August 3, 1943, Patton slapped and verbally abused Private Charles H. Kuhl at an evacuation hospital in Nicosia after he had been found to suffer from "battle fatigue".

Among officers who suffered from battle fatigue, there were incidents of reckless behavior, daredevil attempts meant to prove their bravery like rushing into a line of fire with little regard for their own personal safety or that of their men.

He said that an estimated fifty thousand American soldiers will suffer "from what I call battle fatigue" in the war, and he said that the Americans were seen as "the common enemy" in Iraq.

HP suffers from turf battles, complacency and slow growth, analyzes decisions endlessly and sends no clear message to a fast-moving market.

Not only can computers think faster than humans, they'll also never suffer from the emotional stress of battle.

These thoughts are prompted by a question that arose in a law school seminar I've been teaching on the Supreme Court appointment process: why do other countries not suffer from the same toxic confirmation battles that we do?

Our children suffer in the heat of battle, and we suffer from uncertainty half a world away.

Many towns in southern Sudan suffer from the after-effects of major battles and aerial bombardments.

And, if you suffer from chronic pain, you know too well what lengthy battle that can be.

This is obviously a steep uphill battle: School systems around the country suffer from a serious lack of funding.