The explorers began to suffer from a severe lack of food.

It comes initially from the Latin patior, to endure, or to suffer.

Tom will suffer.

How could the government let its people suffer from pain and agony?

How much more do we have to suffer?

I don't want to suffer.

Don't make me suffer.

Don't make me suffer.

Why must I suffer?

No one will suffer.

He never created any suffering.

Famine weakens. Debt causes suffering.

You don't need to suffer in silence.

How much more must we suffer?

No one should have to suffer like that.

This city will suffer from an acute water shortage unless it rains soon.

By 2100, one billion to three billion people worldwide are expected to suffer from water scarcity.

We want these wrongdoers to suffer.

But I can t always be a martyr.

You will suffer because of that.

You will suffer because of that.

You'll suffer because of that.

You'll suffer because of that.

I don't want to suffer for no reason.

Pain is inevitable. Suffering is optional.

Being born poor or in a remote village should not consign anybody to the misery of going without decent health care.

Perhaps what Putin needs to do is stop suffering all the criticisms and go on the offensive.

Estancia continues to suffer from neglect and the government has failed to completely clean up the oil spill close to the town.

This city will suffer from an acute water shortage unless it rains soon.

Why are you making me suffer this much?

I only know how to love, suffer and sing.

Recognizing that women of all ages, in particular older women, continue to suffer from discrimination and lack of opportunities,

When you are poor, your children will more likely suffer malnutrition and succumb to TB.

It means that the Iraqi people will continue to suffer both from Saddam's brutalities, as well as from the consequences of the sanctions caused by his continued rule.

As the worst recession since the1930 s continues, both the American and Chinese economies are bound to suffer further setbacks.

The United States, for example, cruelly allows its poorest children to suffer.

Unfortunately, many will suffer needlessly in the interim.

But as nationalist rhetoric gets more heated, cultural exchange is suffering.

Not only does an economy suffer by having fewer jobs than it might with more user friendly entry conditions, it also suffers the burden of paying for and enduring a bureaucracy.

Opposition to the reforms they propose is usually dismissed as populist. Countries that fail to undertake these reforms are dismissed as craven or lacking political will, and soon suffer the consequences higher interest rates when borrowing abroad.

Instead of going hungry, humans around the world on a per capita basis are eating more calories than ever before.

Countries that fail to undertake these reforms are dismissed as craven or lacking political will, and soon suffer the consequences higher interest rates when borrowing abroad.

Interestingly, a government advisory warned the public that they can suffer from mental stress resulting from over consumption of news.

Relatively insignificant as this suffering may be from the perspective of eternity, the world would be better without it, or at least without most of it.

(Some say that we need to have some suffering to appreciate what it is like to be happy.