Sentence examples for suffering both from inspiring English sources

Russia is suffering both capital flight and a brain drain.

He later told Köckritz that Miao was "suffering both physically and psychologically".

He was suffering both from malnutrition and a mild venereal disease.

They're not the ones who are suffering, both on the Israeli side and on the Palestinian side".

However, it's indisputable that there are a large number of Americans who are suffering, both minorities and poor whites.

While the care and support available remains so inadequate, Alzheimer's disease will continue to inflict unnecessary suffering both on those living with the disease, and their families.

Yes If you look at the Sunday market last year it was suffering both from a circulation and an advertising revenue perspective.

She said she had made the request despite suffering both physical and sexual abuse at the hands of guards while in detention.

Judge Mall, who had been suffering both heart and kidney problems, was the chairman of the amnesty committee of the country's Truth and Reconciliation Commission.

Stenson, third at the Home of Golf last July before suffering both illness and a dramatic loss of form, led by a stroke from England's Gary Boyd overnight.

What he doubtless thought was sober realism now reads like understatement.The coalition government is suffering both as a coalition and as a government.