we will suffer with the tragedy. vs we will suffer the tragedy.

Some examples from the web:

• Many of them lost members of their family, and they say that they're continuing to suffer because of the tragedy.
• We may have differences, yes, and we will again suffer tragedy almost beyond description.
• And as for our Queen, I'm terribly sorry for the tragedy you two will suffer on your honeymoon.
• And now we will suffer the consequences.
• And we will suffer in his absence.
• You can bet she will make this about her and that we will suffer the consequences for a very long time.
• If you don't want to give him to them, then we will suffer the consequences.
• The directive was "not a success for the European Parliament but a failure and we will suffer from it for a long time".
• If prior to this time... we have done nothing to suppress their retaliatory capabilities... we will suffer virtual annihilation.
• Turns out some people deal with the tragedy of death by stealing.
• The directive was "not a success for the European Parliament but a failure and we will suffer from it for a long time".
• If we Europeans are not going to take measures now to promote a common immigration policy, we will suffer the consequences later of not having done it on time.
• Listen. I'm not in love with the tragedy of this thing.
• I'm not in love with the tragedy of this thing.
• Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, we are all familiar with the tragedy that unfolded in Vilnius recently.
• It is impossible not to speak when faced with the tragedy of the Angolan situation.
• With the tragedy of FMD following on from BSE and swine fever we must review in a rational way the common agricultural policy.
• If political union had been achieved a few years back, perhaps we would not have ended up with the tragedy we are witnessing today.
• We will suffer more and it will make it harder to say goodbye.
• We must keep that proposal solid, because if we fail, if we say terrorism is OK if it is in the Middle East, but not if it is in the United States or Europe, then we are making a mistake for which we will suffer.

Some examples from the web:

• Many of them lost members of their family, and they say that they're continuing to suffer because of the tragedy.
• And now we will suffer the consequences.
• You can bet she will make this about her and that we will suffer the consequences for a very long time.
• If you don't want to give him to them, then we will suffer the consequences.
• If we Europeans are not going to take measures now to promote a common immigration policy, we will suffer the consequences later of not having done it on time.
• We may have differences, yes, and we will again suffer tragedy almost beyond description.
• And as for our Queen, I'm terribly sorry for the tragedy you two will suffer on your honeymoon.
• And we will suffer in his absence.
• We suffer the consequences of this during every tragedy.
• The directive was "not a success for the European Parliament but a failure and we will suffer from it for a long time".
• If prior to this time... we have done nothing to suppress their retaliatory capabilities... we will suffer virtual annihilation.
• The directive was "not a success for the European Parliament but a failure and we will suffer from it for a long time".
• He will suffer the pain of 18 deaths.
• Paris will suffer the same fate as Mannheim, Hamburg and Berlin.
• Go to her and you will suffer the same fate.
• Then your wife will suffer the consequences.
• It is my judgment you will suffer the consequences of your obstinacy.
• Organic matter will suffer the most.
• You and your dear daughter will suffer the greatest pains.
• Without this assistance the poorest and most vulnerable will suffer the consequences of climate change.