Sentence examples for would suffer much from inspiring English sources

"I think the Democrats would suffer much worse than us".

As a result, Caravaggio would suffer much censorship and frustration, despite his rising reputation.

That tiny number makes it difficult to conclude that Maryland would suffer much harm if it were prohibited from taking DNA from people who had not been convicted.

I don't really feel that the book would suffer much if it began on page 45, with Yvonne standing outside the bar.

"I don't think Russia would suffer much," Ivan Tchakarov, vice president for emerging market research at Lehman Brothers, said in a telephone interview of the outcome of any trade war after the real war.

"I think the regime agreed to the truce because they know that with the mountainous terrain, if their forces fought on they would suffer much heavier losses than the rebels despite the difference in weapons," said Maher Ismail, a spokesman for the Free Syrian Army, an umbrella group for loosely organised army defectors that says it is helping defend the town.

Baker, like Yeats, was an elegist even before he'd suffered much loss.

But he predicted that even if prices declined, the economy wouldn't suffer much, thanks in part to mortgage securitization.

Steve Baker, an analyst at the NPD Group, said that the companies handled the recalls well and sales would not suffer much.

For example, India would not suffer much – commodities account for 52% of India's imports but only 9% of its exports (paywall), and unlike Brazil, Russia or South Africa, India would reap immediate advantages from a fall in commodity prices.

Analysts said oil companies would not suffer much damage if the members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, especially Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United Arab Emirates, keep a pledge made earlier this month to curb output.