Sentence examples for suffering substantial from inspiring English sources

Her father died young, after suffering substantial losses on his property holdings.

Cypriot banks were suffering "substantial outflows" for weeks before the meltdown, according to the country's finance minister, Michael Sarris.

Financial risk analysts, Company Watch [CW], estimate that 70 percent of the UK's publicly-quoted oil exploration and production companies are already  suffering substantial losses.

Residents of Bara said he appeared to be more preoccupied with fighting a rival group, Ansar ul-Islam, headed by Qazi Mehboob, in the Tirah valley, where Mr. Mangal Bagh's forces were suffering substantial losses.

But the bank is suffering substantial losses on consumer loans and credit cards in the US, and its bonus payouts are unlikely to rival those of healthier banks such as Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan.

This is likely to prove too high for most lenders, which are usually very cautious about lending high loan-to-value (LTV) ratios on newly built properties, especially flats, which are notorious for suffering substantial drops in value after being sold for the first time.

This is due to Telehouse North, one of our internet connection partners in the Docklands, suffering a substantial power failure.

The United States economy expanded by a disappointingly weak annual rate of 0.6percentt during the last three months of 2007, the government reported Wednesday, offering the latest indication that the United States is already suffering a substantial slowdown, and perhaps a recession.

North, who spent three weeks sidelined with concussion last month after suffering two substantial blows to the head playing for Wales against England, once again departed on a stretcher having been caught by the covering Hughes as he touched down his second try five minutes before the interval.

Both approaches have contributed to the discovery of new drugs despite suffering from substantial disadvantages of high cost and time.

As the smartphone market continues to eat into the sales of dedicated handhelds – heck, even Nintendo's 3DS is suffering a substantial year-on-year decline – it's easy to see why Sony has repositioned Vita as a capable little indie machine.