Sentence examples for suffered from war from inspiring English sources

Porvoo's development has suffered from war, fires, and its proximity to prosperous Helsinki.

"Why politicise and dramatise the attendance or non-attendance [of world leaders]?" asks Aislu Van Rain, a Russian teacher whose father was injured in the defence of Moscow and suffered from war trauma for the rest of his life.

For nearly 11 years, as Afghanistan suffered from war, political instability and economic volatility, there has been at least one constant source of entertainment: "Afghan Star".

It is not only Koreans but also everyone residing in the Asia Pacific who has suffered from war preparations, intermittent clashes, and belligerent politics.

All these Afghan youth have suffered from war and poverty, but as they point out, two million people have been killed in war in Afghanistan over the past four decades.

"Both of us have suffered from wars and terrorism.

Of the 24 poorest African countries that made reforms in the past decade, ten suffered from wars or coups.

The region suffered from wars started by Shaka, the founder of the Zulu empire, and from famine between 1822 and 1837.

The city suffered from wars and famines and from the general economic decline that afflicted Italy in the early 14th century, and it was also devastated by outbreaks of the Black Death, which began in 1348.

In the 18th and 19th centuries the city suffered from wars and insurrections on the part of the Druzes and local Bedouin tribes, as well as from the destructive earthquake of 1837.

Animals, like people, suffer from war psychoses, including P.T.S.D.