The phrase 'suffer misfortune' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has experienced an unfortunate event. Example: After a series of layoffs, many employees were left to suffer misfortune.
Porte is not the only Australia to suffer misfortune on cycling's grandest stage.
If Manshu's misfortune could be ignored, then I, too, might suffer misfortune and be treated this way.
The only way many of their clients can get their money back is if they suffer misfortune.
The holotype aboard the King George IV was not the first, or the last, to suffer misfortune.
Some communities believe they will suffer misfortune such as a natural disaster if women and girls are not sent into isolation when they menstruate.
Indignation, joy, weariness, sweetness: human beings have felt these emotions before, and their prior expressions well up gorgeously in Gregerson's most impressive passages: Jason had the misfortune to suffer misfortune the third of July.
This ritual has to be conducted in a room set for ancestral spirits called and the ritual is required to be done every 2 3 years to avoid bad luck and receive good fortune and blessings, otherwise the descendants will suffer misfortunes such as illness, hardship and adversity.
People suffered misfortune".
Bill Elliott, last year's winner, also suffered misfortune.
Not because the Chills have suffered misfortune after misfortune, although they have.
"Making It New: The Art and Style of Sara & Gerald Murphy," at the Williams College Museum of Art, in Williamstown, Massachusetts, is an immensely satisfying show about fine, complicated people who loved life in exemplary ways, in superb company, and suffered misfortune.
