Sentence examples for we may suffer from inspiring English sources

We may suffer, but we survive.

"We may suffer a similar fate".

It is good to know that whatever travails we may suffer in life, Woolworths will always be there".

Early signs indicate we may suffer a full-throated attack on the role of science in policymaking.

Perhaps the circumscribed horror of a circus fire -- of fun gone wrong -- will typify not the old century but the new one, in which we may suffer a pox of isolated catastrophes rather than a few gigantic worldwide conflagrations.

The acceleration of photography accompanied an acceleration of everyday life in the nineteenth century that has continued to the present, when we may suffer less from things too fast to see than too slow.

In 1944, the local leadership of Vichy, the spa town, had requested that any mention of the ill-starred regime be stricken from official language; by 1959, de Gaulle was telling Vichy residents, "We are one people, and whatever ups and downs we may have suffered, whatever events we may have seen, we are the great nation of France, the one and only French people".

Socrates begins with the assumption that we must do no harm; and he and Crito agree at one point that one "ought not retaliate or render evil for evil to anyone, whatever evil we may have suffered from him" (49d).

In our analysis, we may have suffered from a selection bias because some baseline characteristics (bystander CPR and rate of ventricular fibrillation) tended to be more favorable in the hypothermia group although APACHE II score was lower in the control group.

We hypothesize that workers may suffer from a response shift as a proportion of them may have been returning to work after their surgery.

Though demonstrating previous promising performance, we observe that these algorithms may suffer from the approaching in calculating the alignment.