Sentence examples for suffering increased from inspiring English sources

Since melphalan, a cornerstone in conditioning prior to ASCT, is usually given at a fixed dose, patients can either reach concentrations that are above the median, thus sustaining survival but suffering increased toxicity or they can fail to reach median concentrations and suffer from untreated disease.

Mr Garner said it is also suffering increased competition as Tesco and Sainsbury's open large numbers of convenience stores.

A fixed wing, like that of an airplane or bird, would stall at such a high angle, losing lift, suffering increased drag and ending in disaster.

According to the poll, although the percentage of ethnic Russians suffering increased over one year, it was not associated with employment.

As well as suffering increased risk of chest infections, strokes and heart attacks due to cold homes, elderly people become less agile, and more likely to fall and break a bone.

It generated these gains without suffering increased losses, unlike many Internet companies.

The situation worsened with each passing year, with the Sioux suffering increasing hunger and hardship.

"We've got motorists suffering increasing congestion and the government sees no reason why we shouldn't get on with this project and deliver benefits to all Victorians".

Pregnant women and new mothers are suffering increasing levels of unfair treatment at work, including cuts in hours, being put on zero-hours contracts or even forced out of their job, a report has revealed.

It was later revealed Mark and Jacoba had been suffering increasing signs of stress and paranoia.

He began suffering increasing health problems including a gastric ulcer, and was treated for breathing problems from his heavy smoking.