Sentence examples for suffered ever since from inspiring English sources

Generations of pasta salads have suffered ever since, leaving behind a bland and soggy legacy.

But the police service has suffered ever since, to an increasing and worrying extent.

Its efficiency has suffered ever since a corruption scandal in 2010 led to the purge of several senior managers.

He quit a month later, but has suffered ever since, he said, with rashes on various parts of his body, including sometimes even inside his mouth.

This is great news for the Boston Red Sox, who lost Babe Ruth to the Yankees in 1920 and have suffered ever since from the Curse of the Bambino.

Saw them live in 1991, but they were very loud and probably not good for tinnitus in the flesh!" On the band's own forum, one member – a self-proclaimed fan of the group for 19 years – who has suffered ever since attending last year's Roundhouse show, went as far as to say he'd be "too bitter to listen to them again".

Morocco has suffered sporadic protests ever since, as has another kingdom, Jordan.

Five years ago today, Syrians massed for the first significant "day of rage" protests on 15 March 2011, and the country has suffered terribly ever since.

Syria went so far as to join itself to Egypt in the short-lived United Arab Republic .Nasser's leadership infected Arab nationalism with the germ of authoritarianism, a crippling disease it has suffered from ever since," writes Sameh al-Qaranshawi, an Egyptian historian, in the respected daily, Al Hayat.

She started up the Travel Bookshop in west London (yes, the one that featured in the famous movie Notting Hill; she has had to suffer gawpers ever since).

Instead, the attack was re-directed towards Paypal and its computer systems, which, according to a status page, have intermittently suffered "performance issues" ever since.