Sentence examples for suffering loss from inspiring English sources

Thornton's research into space adaptation sickness noted that the STS-8 astronauts had escaped severe cases, with none suffering loss of motor control; Gardner suffered a "mild case", but was still able to manage effectively, while Brandenstein – who had suffered from induced motion sickness during training operations – was entirely unaffected.

They allude to American wars and their legacies of death, suffering, loss and commemoration.

They bring a sense of a society suffering loss of confidence, divided by encroaching religious doubt.

A spokesman said: "Our research has found at least 48 ancient woods at risk of suffering loss or damage on phase one of HS2.

Fatima Haji, an internal medicine specialist, said of Zainab: Her family reported that she sounded fatigued, said she was suffering loss of memory and concentration.

Another highlight was the story of Cersei Lannister who, despite suffering loss and humiliation, crawled her way back to the top in the season finale (the first 20 minutes showing her destroying her enemies as she sips wine were incredible).

When we took over MG Rover BMW were suffering losses of £700m a year.

In the 1980s, some American banks unloaded namesake buildings after suffering losses.

Wachovia's big portfolio of commercial real estate is suffering losses too.

General Motors added 11 cents, to $47.72, after suffering losses for much of the day.

These are companies that made money on their financial asset portfolios and now are suffering losses.