Sentence examples for which could suffer from inspiring English sources

But it is selling commodities like iron ore, which could suffer if China's growth continued to slow.

A long strike by machinists hurt production, which could suffer further if airlines cancel or defer orders during the downturn.

ENRON will also need to maintain its large trading positions, which could suffer if participants in those markets grow more nervous about Enron's credit.

But he is also trying to protect his party, which could suffer badly in new elections, and negotiate a better deal with the new democratic forces.

UKIP has tapped into that and it's Labour - who've dominated here for decades - which could suffer.

It is more robust than offline identification based damping controllers which could suffer from performance degradation under time varying and uncertain conditions.

The other two suffered head injuries, which could have been caused by collisions with a ship.

He suffered from breathing problems, which could have come from smoke inhalation.

Before his MRI, the fear was that Rose suffered another ACL injury, which could have been career-ending.

The site recently suffered a bit of downtime and hiccups which could have been a result of the transition.

The lack of information about which banks could suffer most from Europe's debt crisis led to the near-seizure of money markets in early May.