Sentence examples for which continues to suffer from inspiring English sources

One was Haiti, which continues to suffer from its 2010 earthquake, and the other was Zimbabwe, which continues to suffer from Robert Mugabe.

The announcement comes despite bleak prospects for Europe's economy, which continues to suffer from the Continent-wide financial crisis.

Things aren't much better in the Sun Belt (including Florida, Nevada and New Mexico), which continues to suffer from the housing bust.

She will also wade into conflict zones like Congo, which continues to suffer and smolder from a decade-long civil war.

BAGHDAD — The Baghdad police still do not enter the hard-line Sunni neighborhood of Adhamiya, which continues to suffer an insurgent attack every couple of days.

Many analysts have set a 100 pence target price for Lloyds, whose fortunes contrast with those of the Royal Bank of Scotland, which continues to suffer from a bloated balance sheet and several changes to its senior management.

In collaboration with France and Britain, Israel, which continued to suffer raids by Egyptian-supported guerrillas, attacked Egypt in October.

Both chains are performing way ahead of their bigger rivals, which continue to suffer in the price-sensitive market.

Years of standing on stage every night in front of monitors emitting screeching feedback had given him hearing loss and tinnitus, from which he continues to suffer today.

This, however, has not reduced the adverse balance in foreign trade from which the economy continues to suffer.

Even more important than his role in pushing financial deregulation is the fact that Summers played a direct role in promoting the imbalances from which the economy continues to suffer.