Sentence examples for suffering slightly from inspiring English sources

Ben is generally better off, but is suffering slightly with higher National Insurance Contributions NICC) as the main NIC rate is increased and will also have higher shopping bills for his wine consumption, with a slight increase in car tax.

The rise in bad loans is a major concern for the entire banking sector, with HSBC suffering slightly less than its competitors as a result of its large exposure to Asian markets.

"He was suffering, slightly, and was not able to show those things, being a Beatle," Ono explained in our interview.

If that's too much for you, perhaps you'd prefer a T-shirt that shows Clinton suffering slightly less physical harm.

One reporter said the horse looked like it was "suffering slightly from ringbone lameness and not daring to travel faster than a walk".

The first position on the ballot may be favoured, and on long ballots both first and last names may benefit, with candidates in the middle of the ballot suffering slightly.

George Papadopoulos, 24, got from 30th Street in Astoria, Queens, to his job as a global markets analyst in Manhattan at the usual time, suffering only slightly from an overcrowded train when an influx of passengers hopped on at Queensboro Plaza.

What's more likely is that Oyeyemi's story is suffering ever so slightly under the weight of a political agenda.

Overall unbearable suffering was slightly present in 10% of the patients, moderately present in 25%, and was absent in 37%.

Paul Farbrace, the team's British assistant coach, was slightly hurt, suffering a shrapnel wound to his right arm.

Likelihood of suffering a complication was slightly higher in these groups (LOS — odds ratio 3.12 and transfusion — odds ratio 3.38).