Sentence examples for will suffer to from inspiring English sources

Producer groups affected by import competition obviously will suffer, to at least some degree.

If talented children stay away, the quality of the production will suffer, to the detriment of the others who take part (and of the audience that will watch it).

Vaccines are one of the greatest health innovations; we worry that as more parents hear negative stories about vaccines and refuse to immunize, vulnerable children will suffer to an even greater degree.

In his absence there is no doubt that the network will suffer to some degree, even if Choudary's own reputation is enhanced to some degree by the perception that he is martyr to the cause, possibly adding to his street cred among followers when he is released.

The problem is typical when replacing a founder: Mr. Fink has increased assets to $5 trillion from zero, and the imprint of his domineering personality has become so profound that virtually anyone will suffer to some degree in comparison, considering his track record.

Even the strongest will suffer to some degree.

If they desire to lead it, we withstand them not; but none other will we suffer to be admiral.

The League One side will suffer back-to-back relegations if they lose at home to Notts County on Saturday.

It is hard to argue that reliability and security will suffer compared to most internal IT offerings.

"That is a very good indication that losses they will suffer day-to-day tomorrow are higher than losses they suffered in the past," Ms. Taylor said.

They will suffer consequences to their health.