Sentence examples for will now suffer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore will now suffer, they say.

Like cocaine and heroin, mephedrone will now suffer adulteration.

The HBOS corporate loan book will now suffer £7bn of impairment charges.

"But thinking of those who will now suffer this humiliation, I am sending you my grandmother's ring as a token".

To insist that they will now suffer most ignores the fact that unless something had changed, they were going to suffer anyway.

But the labor unions that pushed for such rules are furious with Congress and Mr. Bush, asserting that hundreds of thousands of Americans will now suffer injuries that might have been avoided had the rules remained in effect.

It is also ending the requirement that victims sign a confidentiality provision preventing them from speaking about the sexual assault or sexual harassment they suffered — saying survivors will now have the option to settle their claims with Uber without having to agree to being publicly silenced in order to do so.

"If you suffer punishment now, you will not suffer punishment in the hands of God," he said.

Suddenly fiscal discipline will be the order of the day and the people who are suffering now will suffer more, and the nation's long-term prospects will be further damaged as its long-term needs continue to be neglected.

The confluence of both problems has created an enormous headache for Wall Street, which had agreed to back dozens of huge buyouts at very attractive rates and will now very likely suffer big losses as a result.

We have been suffering and now will suffer more" Hussam Ahmed, 36 "What else could happen to us?