Sentence examples for suffer pursue from inspiring English sources

They could move to America without fearing their career ambitions would suffer, pursue permanent residency and potentially represent the US national team one day.

So Mr. Graham will follow in the grand tradition of presidential aspirants who rejoin the Senate and soldier on, rebuilding their relationships with colleagues and undoing any damage they may have suffered in pursuing a lost cause.

In recent years, McLaren have suffered for pursuing a policy of chasing maximum rather than usable downforce.

It was vindication for all of the delays, disappointments and slights he had suffered in pursuing his cause".

Half the managers we have surveyed believe that their careers would suffer if they pursued but failed at novel opportunities or innovations.

Instead of waiting for drought to hit and people to suffer, and then pursuing money from donors to be able to respond, the World Food Program has crunched the numbers from past droughts and taken out insurance on the income losses that Ethiopian farmers would face should the rains fail.

Homeowners, the largest group of stakeholder in the building sector, are often under-served and suffer from difficulty in pursuing a green home.

To the extent that people misjudge themselves, they may suffer costly consequences by pursuing wrong paths and missing opportunities to take advantage of skills they truly own.

In short, public provision suffers when public managers pursue actions that are not in the interests of the citizenry for example, the employment of unnecessary workers or the payment of exorbitant wages.

Three days of frenetic treatment and diagnoses ensued, and on the eve of his match against the Australian Neil Borwick, Sampras was still concerned that he might suffer tendon damage by pursuing the one Grand Slam title for which he's been groomed for the last decade.

Solyndra and Evergreen in particular suffered because they pursued unusual technologies whose competitiveness depended on their using less polysilicon, the main material for solar panels.