Sentence examples for suffered up from inspiring English sources

Their sense of well-being was about the same, on average, as people who had suffered up to a dozen memorable blows.

Enrique Serrano Escobar says Hollywood has failed to take account of Ciudad Juárez's transformation since 2010, when the border town suffered up to eight killings a day at the height of a drug war between the Sinaloa and Juárez cartels.

The scale of the celebration is unsurprising: the Soviet Union suffered up to 24 million civilian and military casualties during the war – about 50 times greater than the losses incurred by Great Britain, according to statistics cited by the US National World War II Museum.

A brief, intense drought from 1989 to 1991 and the ongoing drought caused widespread mortality of certain species; for example, chenopods and perennial grasses suffered up to 100% mortality.

The Dutch team believes that a duck or goose may be to blame for infecting the chickens, which have suffered up to 80% mortality on the 18 farms believed to be infected so far.

The opposition claims to have suffered up to seven attacks in less than 10 days of campaigning.

The proceedings suffered ups and downs as the trial was suspended for 12 days amid appeals and at times appeared headed for annulment.

We heard from users who suffered ups – "This oomph, a sense of euphoria, you're chewing your face off" – and downs: "A four-day nightmare: no sleep, unfounded terror, debilitating terror about anything and everything, I was beside myself".

He had been in a persistent vegetative state since a stroke in 2006 and Professor Noy said he had suffered "ups and downs" throughout that period.

Rural African children suffer up to six bouts a year.

The celebration reportedly cost a million American dollars, in a country that now suffers up to ninety-five per cent unemployment and underemployment, according to the C.I.A.'s World Factbook.