Sentence examples for suffered lower from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that not all of the horses fatally injured during a race suffered lower limb fractures.

Hornby also suffered lower revenues in European countries such as Italy and France as it struggled to get products onto shelves from new suppliers in China.

McNulty declined to give specifics about the man's injuries other than to say he suffered lower leg trauma and his condition was serious but stable.

Like the rest of the industry, Extended Stay America and its competitors suffered lower occupancy rates because of the economic downturn and the terrorist attacks of 2001, with some of the decline attributable to new hotels being completed just as demand was falling off, industry specialists said.

Recalling an earlier lawsuit in New York and New Jersey, the California suit asserted that Arbitron's method of relying on landline telephones to find users of its metering devices left out many minority households and that stations serving blacks and Latinos suffered lower ratings as a result.

Tesco, which has operations in 13 countries, also suffered lower sales of frozen meat after it became embroiled in the recent  horsemeat scandal and admitted that weak demand for non-food products, such as big-ticket electricals, had "continued to weigh" on its UK performance.

This differs from results obtained at 22 °C, where the electrode suffered lowered porosity, particle fracture, and loss of active material.

With the exceptions of parking wardens and football referees, few suffer lower popular esteem than professional critics.

Some people, however, question that standard because over long distances high-voltage DC lines suffer lower losses than AC.

"People who detect fraud themselves are much more likely to catch it quicker and suffer lower losses," he said.

Germany has the lowest incentive of any country to leave, despite its economic power and strong fiscal position, because it would suffer lower growth, possibly higher borrowing costs and a negative balance sheet effect, they said.