Sentence examples for It inflicts from inspiring English sources
It inflicts damage on Theresa May, who indulged his vanity.
It inflicts a painful sting and is considered a pest because of the large soil mounds associated with its nests.
"It inflicts pain but it's not taken as seriously as it should be in the way it is being policed.
It inflicts fear on the whole community.
It inflicts considerable financial losses in beef herds [ 15, 13] and is the most common cause of mortality in dairy cattle [ 35].
The sickness will be rooted in football's tragic flaw, which is that it inflicts concussions on its players with devastating frequency.
He wants us to understand its power, viciousness and the immense damage it inflicts, and he criticises those who are not prepared to engage with the subject.
Terrorism is a fact of modern life, and it allows its terrible perpetrators to inflate their power in our minds by making us confuse its horrific imagery with the actual long-term injuries it inflicts.
Eventually, it inflicts the terrible oblivion of senility.
But this actually adds to the emotional toll it inflicts.
