Sentence examples for suffer somewhat from inspiring English sources

This is certainly convenient, but the final paint finish may suffer somewhat.

Yglesias makes his point with the case of Iceland, which has indeed restored relatively full employment while continuing to suffer somewhat reduced real income.

Though it is a major crude oil exporter, it imports refined products like gasoline and fuel oil, so its consumers suffer somewhat when oil prices rise.

In this respect they still suffer somewhat from the legacy of student protests in 1989 and the ensuing crackdown, which snuffed out an era of daring independent advocacy from liberal scholars.It may not always be thus.

The seven-piece dressed up for the occasion in pre-Noughties leather miniskirts and shiny shirts and their dance moves looked energetic as ever, even if the vocals did suffer somewhat as a result.

Alisdair agrees that the show does "suffer somewhat from being in a post-Skins world": the stickily realistic sex scenes in the E4 series have clearly raised the bar for depictions of intimacy.

But in the intervening centuries, the region's reputation has suffered somewhat.

The book feels slight; it suffers somewhat from the banality of Greenness.

Like the N.B.A. before Magic and Bird, the N.F.L. suffers somewhat from a dearth of marketable stars.

His professional reputation suffered somewhat in later years when he concentrated on the scientific study of biomagnetism and dowsing.

My sense is that Brodsky's reputation has suffered somewhat in the years since his death, at least in America.