Sentence examples for suffering with being from inspiring English sources

Councillor Stephen Brady, leader of the Labour-run council, said: "I want people to keep warm and be able to afford to keep warm and at the moment there's a lot of people suffering in Hull, suffering with being cold, suffering because they haven't got jobs.

Compassion – "suffering with" – was Jesus's greatest quality.

"Finally tackling any skin problems you've been suffering with is a good way to ensure you get beautiful skin this year.

It's even higher than it was before this game". Real coach Carlo Ancelotti, who could only call on Gareth Bale as a late substitute given the player had been suffering with flu, was satisfied with his team's performance.

Compassion means suffering with, doing with, being with.

However, due to under reporting or under diagnosis, the actual number of those suffering with COPD is estimated to be as high as 3 million.

Even now, after my final session, I'm not sure if I was – and still am – suffering with depression; I was never officially diagnosed.

Criminalising people who seek to reduce pain and suffering with cannabis is illogical, inhumane and thoroughly unscientific.

A Chinese proband (M067, Figure 1, III: 1) suffering with RP was collected from "Affiliated Hospital of Luzhou Medical College" in Sichuan Province, China.

Currently, only 1%5%% of European children suffering with AR are treated with SIT: with 75% receiving subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT) and 25% sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT).

Had these been done, the pneumonia and sepsis that William was suffering with would have been detected and he would have received life-saving treatment.