Sentence examples for suffer from exposure from inspiring English sources

Soon, however, the populace of the floating city began to suffer from exposure to Kryptonite, a radioactive mineral that sickened Kryptonians and deprived them of their powers.

"There is substantial evidence to suggest that many children with autism suffer from exposure to mercury, and probably other toxic metals and toxic chemicals," he wrote in a 2007 Summary Of Biomedical Treatments For Autism.

Employers could have to pay the medical costs of staff who suffer from exposure to asbestos if legislation proposed by a Welsh assembly member becomes law.

Proposals going through the Welsh assembly would force businesses to pay the medical costs of staff who suffer from exposure to asbestos.

Animals may eat plastic particles, and can die from resulting digestive problems; they may get injuriously tangled in plastic waste; and they suffer from exposure to chemicals released by plastic waste that's biodegraded in the water, namely BPA (bisphenol A) which disrupts their endocrine systems and negatively effects reproduction.

Cattle will instinctively try to escape from a storm and, since they can never outrun it, they eventually become exhausted and suffer from exposure.

They suffered from exposure to new diseases and from discrimination.

Meanwhile, Brooks and the rest of the soldiers suffered from exposure to the elements.

Most of his patients suffered from exposure to tear gas, and he had worked for two days with almost no sleep.

The two banks, which are unlisted, jointly own nearly 70percentt of Natixis, which has suffered from exposure to subprime mortgage securities and other derivatives.

Critics complain that it employs child labour, and that workers have suffered from exposure to pesticides and punishment for trying to form unions.