suffer

IPA: sˈʌfɝ

Examples of "suffer" in Sentences

So attempted defenses of Obama along these lines suffer from a fatal circularity.
About 90% of diabetics – 2.5 million people in the UK – suffer from the type 2 condition.
Unlike corporeal representatives, corporations wouldn't suffer from the ravages of age and infirmity.
The GOP seems to suffer from the Reagan delusion that cutting taxes will spur the economy and back-fill for tax cuts.
Unfortunately, especially since the rise of the Internet, readers suffer from a breadth of choice that terrifies, and much of it (although poor) is free.
On one side are the proponents of individual responsibility, who believe that fat people suffer from a surplus of self-indulgence and a shortage of willpower.
Speaking at the U.N. Conference on Climate Change in N.w York, President Obama says the world must address climate change now, or what he calls suffer irreversible catastrophe.