Sentence examples for suffering from massive from inspiring English sources

Tibet is suffering from massive deforestation and damming projects, and the world needs to act.

But we're all suffering from massive cuts over a massive period of time.

Rudolf said Adams had been scared, in pain and suffering from massive internal bleeding when she made the 911 call.

Asian economies are suffering from massive deflation, with Japan hardest hit.

Transfusions of platelets can be life saving for patients suffering from massive blood loss, as well as those undergoing chemotherapy or certain surgical procedures.

Malaysia is suffering from massive brain drain.

At least Moeen Ali was not suffering from a massive burden of expectation when he was given the ball.

Quite apart from the difficulties of not being able to adjust their exchange rates, the eurozone economies are suffering from a massive shortage of demand.

As Allison and Roberts note, millions of Britons "suffering from the massive dislocation, stress, abandonment, and grief created by the war" had a need for "comfort, housing, food, and shelter".

Two: Squirrel Boy, aka Google chief executive Eric Schmidt says Jobs is wrong about web TV: "So Eric calls me up all pissed off and tells me I'm suffering from a massive case of recto-cranial inversion on this Internet content thing.

Twitter then managed a year of see-sawing, before suffering from a massive decline after its first quarter recent earning report4.