Sentence examples for Just inflict from inspiring English sources

And austerity in a slump doesn't just inflict vast suffering.

"There is no message of justice sent to just inflict pointless punishment on someone who doesn't know what's happening," he said.

True conservatism would have ensured that every segment of society took a budget hit for the good of us all (eg a company tax rise, even if only temporarily) rather than just inflict pain on the groups most likely to vote Labor.

Or if the city can just inflict a 20% tax on this, what makes you think that they wouldn't be so willing to inflict a 10% tax on donations — oops, the city already did that.

Each fresh engagement photo didn't just inflict jealously -- when would it be my turn to swap vows in front of 500 close friends, family members, and people I'd invite just to make jealous?

The executions don't just inflict death and terror on its victims-they radiate a potency that excites and galvanizes not only the fanatics who engage in it but also the "wannabes" outside their ranks who are awed by the spectacle of jihadist bloodletting.

Now we're on our third, we're really just inflicting this whole thing on ourselves".

REBOUNDS PAT RILEY's brusque demeanor was not just inflicted on his own players.

And economic bloodletting isn't just inflicting vast pain; it's starting to undermine our long-run growth prospects.

Even perfectly ordinary trousers and tops can sometimes look odd because short people aren't just inflicted with short legs; we're short all over.

In short order he falls for her flirtatious sister (Malin Akerman), who seems oblivious to the wound she has just inflicted on her sibling's heart.