Sentence examples for suffering from slight from inspiring English sources

An Israeli military spokesperson said three people were critically injured in the attack, with another suffering from slight wounds.

He added that although some of the dead "were suffering from slight bruises" following a scuffle, "there is not the slightest indication that that any force used had any connection with any of the deaths".

When he died, Lindow Man was suffering from slight osteoarthritis and an infestation of whipworm and maw worm.

A clinical trial in the form of an intraindividual, comparative, double-blind, randomized, vehicle-controlled test involving 15 female subjects suffering from slight atopic dermatitis was performed.

The concert was enjoyably loose, with Mr. Cave suffering from a slight cold and forgetting the words to two songs.

Bolt, who was beaten into second place in the 100 metres and the 200m at the Jamaica trials, was said to be suffering from a "slight problem", according to his coach, Glen Mills.

Bulgaria's manager, Plamen Markov, explained after last night's match that Berbatov had asked to be replaced because he was suffering from a "slight injury" and Dancev today confirmed that the striker is set for a spell on the sidelines.

Captain Steven Gerrard will be fit to face Italy after suffering from a slight groin problem.

The teenager is suffering from a slight chest infection is said to be slightly disorientated since regaining consciousness.

Kearney had been suffering from a slight groin injury while D'Arcy took a blow to the shoulder during the convincing win over the Italians.

Capello made two changes from the team that won so impressively in Sofia on Friday, with Lampard returning in place of Scott Parker and James Milner replacing Theo Walcott, who was suffering from a slight hamstring problem.