He suffers at his leisure.
Service is another thing that suffers at peak times.
But the fact remains that undergraduate teaching suffers at many major research universities.
The site suffers, at least in some circles, from an image problem.
Yet each individual suffers at different times and for different reasons, and the treatment plan must be tailored accordingly.
Even her extraordinary talent can't make up for the disadvantages that she suffers at the hands of her ugliness.
The result is a conventional debut novel, one that suffers at times from its lack of connective tissue.
But resolution suffers at the highest mangnifications, and objects like cars take on a video-game-like quality.
Marina suffers at the hands of her mother, and seems to die not once but three times.
Kader, who works in a printing plant, is terrified of losing face and suffers at the thought of what Umay will do to his family's reputation.
Roberts succeeds in joining intimate and military affairs, but the book suffers, at times, from his enchantment with his subject; he forgives a great deal.
