Sentence examples for suffered to a from inspiring English sources

"We have suffered to a certain extent from that, as have others like Waitrose.

But Mr. Albrecht said he believed "Deadwood" suffered to a degree in following "The Sopranos" because, he said, "it's so hard to have to follow such a heavy, challenging series with another one".

He suffered, to a greater or lesser extent, from headaches and other neurological problems for the rest of his life.

Although Cochrane's flagship was the most severely damaged of the squadron, all had suffered to a degree: Superb's men counted 60 shot holes while Atlas was out of control and Donegal had lost one of her topmasts.

In the alendronate trial performed in a LTC population, adverse events were not suffered to a greater extent in the treatment group compared to controls [35], albeit relatively small sample size may have been a limiting factor in detecting this outcome.

This problem is not as apparent in the other three models however, suggesting that they suffered to a much lesser extent from this effect.

If Jackson continued to throw close to 150 pitches a game, his productivity would suffer to a much greater degree.

It appears just possible that the economy could suffer to a point where the government becomes vulnerable.

With three fractures, the probability of having the aforementioned outcome increases and thermal performance suffers to a greater extent than the one or two fracture reservoirs.

These algorithms may suffer to a degree due to noise in the datasets.

However, all of these methods suffer to a greater or lesser extent from reduced sensitivity compared to conventional measurements.