Sentence examples for suffering it has from inspiring English sources

The IRA could have shown some remorse for the years of suffering it has caused.

The town of Clarksdale, Miss., permanently lowered the state's flag, which has a Confederate emblem in one corner, to recognize "the pain and suffering it has symbolized for many years".

Following Sunday's court ruling, his family's lawyer told the Ynet news website: "We are happy that justice has come to light and are still working to award the family compensation for all the suffering it has gone through.

Given how little he can affect employment between now and Election Day, Mr. Bush finds himself among those presidents who have been faced with the challenge of putting the best face on the economy without appearing detached from the angst and, in some cases, the suffering it has generated among workers.

There might be pieces of the past we wish we could have held on to, but with all the criticism we rightfully have of modern medicine let's be thankful for all the suffering it has helped us avoid.

If government is serious about reducing this suffering, it has a big job on its hands.

"The forthcoming measures to be taken by the DPRK will cause the US the greatest pain and suffering it had ever gone through in its entire history," the foreign ministry said in a statement by the state's official news outlet, KCNA.

He said the level of repression by the government of President Bashar al-Assad and the suffering it had caused "beggared belief", describing its actions as a "moral outrage" and a "grave threat to the wider region".

Having suggested during his leadership election campaign that he would not repeat the apology for Japan's wartime actions made by every prime minister since 1995, when he became leader he duly expressed remorse for Japan's past aggression and the suffering it had caused across Asia.

In 1933, Adolf Hitler won a plurality, as the Germans threw out the ruling coalition because of the suffering it had caused.

Media was also described as influential, picturing celebrities successfully having children at a very advanced age without mentioning the time, costs, and suffering it might have taken.