Sentence examples for what it suffered from inspiring English sources

Regional leaders are very concerned that Congo could be descending into another period of heavy warfare and widespread displacement similar to what it suffered in the mid- to late-1990s when rebel groups and foreign armies carved this vast country into fiefs.

No one expected them to do well this time around, but a $4.4 billion loss is over four times what it suffered even last quarter, so it's clear that changes at the faltering company have just begun.

Intended as a carrier of influenceable people, it makes up in luxury what it suffers in form.

Then, in May 1980, the Factory family (for that's what it was) suffered the loss of Joy Division's frontman, Ian Curtis, who took his own life.

Russia is turning more of its attention to the Asia-Pacific region in a bid to "shine in the east" to make up for what it has suffered in the Ukraine crisis and strained relations with the West.

Her voice, while small, was remarkably flutelike, and her art concealed what defects it suffered.

What it did suffer was poor direction, a creaky adaptation of the book, and a leading lady who (while she may have tried her best) was simply not up to the challenge.

Holland assumes that viewers will have some sense of where Lwów was, what it had already suffered, who its peoples were, what languages they spoke.

What harm had it suffered, specifically, because of Trump's actions?

Today, we seem content to mill around aimlessly and suffer what, it seems, we have decided we must suffer.

He knows what it is to suffer physically, emotionally, and spiritually and to endure a cruel death.