Sentence examples for would suffer that from inspiring English sources
The crowd-funding proposal in particular has won strong support from some entrepreneurs, but it raises questions — about what kinds of businesses might benefit from this type of fund-raising and whether investors would suffer — that will receive further scrutiny from The Agenda soon.
The turn-off is inevitable, they think, because the world rejected Jesus before, and He warned that in following Him, we would suffer that same rejection.
It was to be the only loss the All Blacks would suffer that season as they went on to win another Grand Slam tour, defeating England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales.
A rapidly consolidating corporate-controlled agriculture system may not have caused individual farmers pull the trigger on the rifles pressed to their heads, but it ensured that many would suffer that fate.
Labour warned the reorganisation would cause chaos and confusion and that patients would suffer – and that's precisely what has happened.
It said that the manner in which the State of Kentucky administered it did not pose an unconstitutional risk that someone being put to death would suffer pain that was severe yet undetectable.
But others, like George Becker, president of the United Steelworkers of America, have said that Mr. Gore has been lobbying hard for the measure and would suffer for that in November because labor would not work hard for him.
Iraqi Kurdistan is also a robust export market for Turkish farmers and factory owners, who would suffer if that trade were curtailed.
"Some people would risk anything rather than suffer that kind of personal embarrassment," Professor Coffee said.
If families were overridden, it is reasonable to suppose that they would suffer extra distress: that is, even more distress than they would already be experiencing upon the often untimely and unanticipated death of the relative.
Fear that things wouldn't work out my way, that I would suffer, and that my family would be destitute if I didn't work hard.
