Word: suffered
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...regular migrations of birds. It does not seem probable that they are influenced by cold as they are so well protected by their thick covering of feathers and fat, and by a very rapid circulation. Then many of the most delicate birds spend the winter in the north and suffer no ill effects. Some naturalists explain it by saying that these migratory birds originated in the north and were driven south by the cold waves of the glacial period. Others say that all birds originated in the south and soon some were compelled to migrate to the north by lack...
...Professor Lyon conducted the Sunday evening service at Appleton Chapel. The former said that as it was necessary to choose a text he would take his from 2 Tim. II, 3, but he hoped the time would come when ministers would find their texts in their own hearts. "Suffer hardship with me as a good Soldier of Jesus Christ." This military conception was a favorite with Paul, and he also took many figures of speech from athletic contests. Life is a struggle from beginning to end. Man must work to get his daily bread, man must work for intellectual supremacy...
...perhaps unfortunate that Mr. McCulloch's "Sonnet" should appear in the same number as the poems just under discussion for, although good, it cannot but suffer by comparison with the other five. The first eight lines suggest Blanco White's well-known sonnet, "Mysterious Night...
...every year adds to its triumphs as a leader in the fields of a university life. We doubt not that when they are understood, the rulings of our faculty with regard to probation will, like other of our institutions, acquire general favor. And until then we can afford to suffer detraction...
...interests of American labor do not suffer by immigration because-(a) Immigrants form "non competing groups"-(b) Are ultimately Americanized: Westminster Review, Vol. 130, pp. 474-487; J. L. Laughlin in International Review, Vol. 11, p. 88; Cairne's Political Economy...