Sentence examples for that suffered through from inspiring English sources
"Bosnia is a nation that suffered through war and wants to exist through its football".
A small country that suffered through one of the world's nastiest recent wars, it nevertheless remained for the most part a vibrant multiparty democracy.
By contrast, specialty firms that suffered through the bull market, like Ariel Capital Management, which focuses on value investing, are showing some signs of revival, while Pimco Advisors, the bond fund giant, has become one of the industry's top sellers.
Calling him the ring's founder and leader, Mr. Vance said Mr. Perez, 44, "and his drug-trafficking cohorts brought fear and anxiety to entire neighborhoods in Manhattan that suffered through the crime and decay that is brought on by drug trafficking".
Speaking of the outrage over Mr Smith's late appearance in Somerset, Sir Philip said: "While it's good to be seen and it's good for public perception to show visible leadership, it wouldn't have made any real difference to what happened to the people that suffered through their homes getting flooded".
Compaq Computer, another company that suffered through the first two months of the year, has been able to stabilize its business and is shipping more PCs.
But don't be among the number of companies that suffer through a disruptive management change.
Migraines are a debilitating condition that many suffer through without proper support or treatment.
The musical tradition that suffers most through this approach is the "classical" — the tradition of art music in the United States.
Keeping in view of the above aspects, this study was conducted to evaluate soil erosion rates in the Ikkour watershed located in the high basin of the Oum Er Rbia River that suffers detrimental effects through human activities (Barakat et al. 2016).
"Cities that have that catalyst for change, the ones that have suffered through severe events or have really clear risk profiles, those cities sometimes do the most innovative work because the mayor doesn't have to convince anyone that business as usual's not going to work.
