Sentence examples for suffering from big from inspiring English sources

As for Sharapova, she didn't get to be the world's highest-earning female athlete by suffering from big occasion nerves.

Meanwhile television, after suffering from big advertising declines during the recession, has bounced back nicely, with RTL generating 8.4 percent more revenue last year.

That is pretty good in an industry besieged by file sharing and CD copying, and suffering from big declines in both sales and the number of music stores.

With many major banks like Citigroup and J. P. Morgan Chase suffering from big exposure to bad loans, banks are significantly less lenient about refinancing than in the early 1990's, Henry Miller said.

Harmison has been suffering from bad blisters on his big toe during Durham's County Championship win over Sussex, and his coach, Geoff Cook, described the toe as "a hell of a mess".

And big banks, though suffering from bad loans, have at least stabilized.

Credit Suisse, which is already suffering from a big drop in earnings last year and troubles at its New York-based investment banking unit, said it would increase Winterthur's reserves to ensure that "it retains an adequate capital base".

Third-world food-processing businesses would also benefit, for the tariffs on processed food are often even higher than on the unprocessed sort.Coffee producers, for example, are currently suffering from a big slump in prices, thanks to rapid increases in production in Vietnam and elsewhere.

The X-Ray Spex frontwoman, real name Marian Joan Elliot-Said, revealed that she was suffering from the Big C in February this year.

At the end of 2011, Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King said households were suffering from the biggest squeeze on living standards since the 1930s.

"My concern is that we will start suffering from that big-company disease, and become complacent".