Examples of using Continue to suffer in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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he said Ukrainians continue to suffer from a Russian-fuelled conflict that has claimed 13,000 lives.
Literally, the saddest is to receive daily reports on how the Crimean Tatars continue to suffer from the police raids, searches and arrests.
But really, you can be mistaken, but continue to suffer from the suspicion of her husband's
We see Jesus in the children of the Middle East who continue to suffer because of tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.
The survivors and their descendants continue to suffer from illness, disease and severe deformities caused
sisters in the faith continue to suffer, and we will implore with one voice‘That peace be within you!'.
As many people continue to suffer from the severe socio-economic crisis in Venezuela,
sisters in the faith continue to suffer, and we will implore with one voice:'Peace be within you!'.
As many people continue to suffer from the severe socio-economic crisis in Venezuela,
then you just continue to suffer.
sisters in faith continue to suffer, and we will implore as one voice:'Peace be with you!'.
minorities and a range of vulnerable individuals and groups continue to suffer the consequences of the political stalemate in Ukraine,” Zeid said.
minorities and a range of vulnerable individuals and groups continue to suffer the consequences of the political stalemate in Ukraine,” Zeid said.
Businesses, particularly small and medium-size companies, continue to suffer from macroeconomic instability,
sisters of ours throughout the world continue to suffer for their faith, they ask us not to remain closed,
sisters of ours throughout the world continue to suffer for their faith, they ask us not to remain closed,
and“lower classes” continue to suffer), but also a catastrophic economic situation.
their followers will continue to suffer arrest, imprisonment
Women's Empowerment in Africa,” revealed that Mozambican women and girls continue to suffer from inequalities, such as poor access to justice,