Sentence examples for suffering from of from inspiring English sources

Sebastian's disease — a term absent from the era's vernacular for alcoholism — lands him in an infirmary, suffering from, of all things, pneumonia resulting from his worn immunity.

The 9/11 commission report accuses our leaders of suffering from "failures of imagination," which is a little strange.

This could indicate that the number of unrecorded cases of persons suffering from effects of cosmetic ingredients might be larger.

Katherine Gleason, a writer in New York, was suffering from lack of sleep because of her upstairs neighbors.

If teachers report such large proportions of children suffering from lack of sleep, it's having a significant impact.

There are many accounts of Johnson suffering from bouts of depression and what Johnson thought might be madness.

Uncontrolled prevalence report estimate up to 85% of females suffering from cellulite of various degrees.

This is why we decided to include 50% of patients suffering from tumours of the head and neck.

Today, of course, we are suffering from all of the above.

Passengers are suffering from lack of choice, pricing increases and lack of innovation.

Teachers suffering from lack of pay "Teachers are suffering from the lack of pay," says Asma'a Yousef Alshayyah, the principal of Al Farabi girls' school in Gaza.