Suffering used in a sentence

Suffering in a sentence as a noun

The best outcome from Peretz's suffering would be reform and we should work towards that end.

On top of all my issues I was suffering from burnout – I hadn't had a vacation in years.

Because a lot of people are suffering and dying of poor nutrition and we don't know basic things about what's good and bad for us.

He said that he remembers the hard times but his younger brothers, think that there was no suffering just happy times and the life they have now.

That's a false-misery play: make people feel bad by presenting the view that everyone else is suffering, when it isn't true.

We all, of course, share in the problems of society and we all do our bit in trying to help with such problems - and who can help but feel for those who are suffering.

Suffering in a sentence as an adjective

As Reuters noted a couple of years ago, entrepreneurship has been suffering a decades-long retreat.

Presumably both Guttmann and his colleagues were all kind enough to want to reduce suffering; Guttmann just happened to be more correct about how to do so. Neither approach was more or less kind than the other, but one was more effective.

But I think the parent in this article is suffering from a couple problems of his own creation, and has probably not come up with an indictment of the US school system.

This electoral victory may just show some serious positive influence in Mexico, where the realities of drug prohibition have inflicted a lot of suffering on a lot of innocent people, and that's the real victory here.

Specifically, most of the article's arguments are those you encounter from Efficient Market Theory which has pervaded our financial education to the point of being accepted as blindly as faith and has lead to a lot of pain & suffering by investors.