Sentence examples for suffered short from inspiring English sources

WhatsApp has suffered short downtimes every month or two for the last half-year.

However, V6O13 electrodes have suffered short cycle life and low rate capability for a long time because V6O13's electronic conductivity decreases when lithiated while Li+ diffusion coefficients (10−8 to 10−9 cm2 S−1) are low [7, 9].

Alongside difficulties and slowness in concentration, we have suffered short-term memory difficulties.

Even so, at least 10,000 New Yorkers suffered short-term health effects, the environmental group estimates.

The figures show 70% of priority species have suffered long-term decline since 1970, while 59% have suffered short-term decline.

She's been unable to return to work and has suffered short-term memory problems, difficulty speaking and acute anxiety, which has made it difficult for her to get back on the road.

Palin, he said, calls Twitter and Facebook "the socialized media". He dubbed Michael Steele, chairman of the Republican Party, "the Notorious G.O.P". The newly enacted health-care law, the president joked, has "hundreds" of secret provisions, such as one covering people in Massachusetts who've suffered "short-term memory loss" about the state's own efforts to reform health care.

It's possible that politics made Hergé nervous: during the second world war, he had worked on Nazi-owned newspapers in occupied Belgium and suffered short-term investigation and long-term suspicion, although the strips he drew under the 0ccupation were certainly not pro-Nazi.

The study was spurred by findings in Gulf War veterans suggesting that they had suffered short-term neurological problems, such as insomnia and nervousness, after taking the anti-nerve-gas agent pyridostigmine.

Mace suffered short-term memory loss and will likely need long-term care, his attorney said.

It was assumed that non-admitted ED patients suffered short-term disability only.