Sentence examples for suffered saying from inspiring English sources

Jérôme Valcke, FIFA's general secretary, also acknowledged that the governing body's reputation had suffered, saying, "It's sad," and adding, "Definitely there is a need for change".

Mr. Wallace denied in an interview that light truck profit margins had suffered, saying that the decline in overall sales volume, combined with the Explorer design change, had been responsible for the declining profits of Ford's North American operations, which earned $607 million, compared with $1.47 billion a year earlier.

It is also ending the requirement that victims sign a confidentiality provision preventing them from speaking about the sexual assault or sexual harassment they suffered — saying survivors will now have the option to settle their claims with Uber without having to agree to being publicly silenced in order to do so.

On 9 February 2005, then Prime Minister Tony Blair issued a public apology to the Maguire Seven and the Guildford Four for the miscarriages of justice they had suffered, saying that he was "very sorry that they were subject to such an ordeal and such an injustice", and that "they deserve to be completely and publicly exonerated".

E.L. James herself has said she doesn't like to hear about the comparisons between the abusive relationship she accidentally depicted in her novel and the abuse real life women have suffered, saying in a 2012 interview, "Nothing freaks me out more than people who say this is about domestic abuse.

"Ms. Duff hopes Ms. Barkin never experiences the pain and suffering she has suffered," said Duff's attorney.

He was a man of substance, but suffered, said party critics, from a "charisma deficit".

" 'Party of Five' suffered," said Ms. Lippman, whose show went off the air this season.

"We all suffered," said Chen Dahua, who at 57 is the oldest male of my generation.

It's make-up artists, stylists, flower-arrangers - the entire business suffered," says Motamedi.

The university has suffered, said David Nestor, the vice president for student affairs.