Examples of using Continue to suffer in English and their translations into Romanian
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Men and women all over the world continue to suffer the most brutal forms of persecution simply because they believe in God in the same way that He is venerated from the Atlantic to the Ural Mountains.
As many people continue to suffer from the severe socio-economic crisis in Venezuela,
ecosystems continue to suffer from excess nitrogen deposition
ecosystems continue to suffer from excess nitrogen
who embrace Christianity or Islam, continue to suffer the same disadvantages and disabilities arising out of the traditional practice of untouchability
It will be clear by the time of the European Football Championships in 2012 at the latest whether Ukraine has developed a common Ukrainian consciousness or whether it will continue to suffer from its linguistic and geographic divide.
which even people in the twenty-first century continue to suffer, began a long time ago,
Also the repeal of this law should not obscure the fact that women in Afghanistan continue to suffer lack of schooling, injustice and discrimination on a daily basis.
ecosystems continue to suffer from excess nitrogen
Markets will continue to suffer from a lack of vision
towards the agricultural sector, which could meet the food needs of thousands of people who continue to suffer from malnutrition.
as our political performance is suffering and will continue to suffer from lack of an internal cohesion.
it is the same people who continue to suffer day after day after day:
hesitate for a long time to turn to doctors and continue to suffer from various unpleasant sensations in the anus
The East continues to suffer from a terrible drought.
My client continues to suffer irreparable harm;
The elephant continues to suffer until finally the narrator has to walk away.
After democracy in 1983, the country continued to suffer economically.
they say they are continuing to suffer because of the tragedy.
London continues to suffer… as the River Thames rises to its highest level since Black November, 1999.