Sentence examples for as inflicting from inspiring English sources

Congress, unwilling to be seen as inflicting any kind of pain on the military or veterans, rejected the increases.

But Mr. Sharon's impassioned language today indicated that he viewed the grinding Middle East conflict as inflicting great damage on Israel.

"We view this as inflicting violence upon thousands of innocent deaf and hard-of-hearing babies — taking away their language and pinning their hopes on dismal success rates of cochlear implants," he added.

The pact, adopted decades ago as law by every state, was designed to protect foster children from unsafe placements, but it is being challenged by many experts as inflicting unnecessary emotional harm on children, and for not requiring the court oversight that is normal in other custody cases.

However we also note that the media do occasionally report an event that involves relatively few people but in which one member did something extreme such as inflicting visible damage on a particular landmark building, or throwing objects at a well-known politician.

Ze et al. [68] proved the TiO2 NPs, administered to mice through the nose for 90 days, moved up and built up in the brain, leading to the oxidative stress, excessive glial cells proliferation, and tissue necrosis, as well as inflicting hippocampal cells apoptosis.

Some conversations are not so much overheard as inflicted.

Sleep, mugging outrageously, doesn't so much steal the scene as inflict grand larceny on the whole production.

Thirty percent of the participants were categorized as "assault" and 70% as "inflicted bodily harm" according to physical injury.

It has, among other things, also been described as Inflicted Traumatic Brain Injury (ITBI), Non-Accidental Head Injury (NAHI) and whiplash shaken infant syndrome.

Though talented, Mr Johnson is himself a flawed and erratic candidate, who may, as mayor, inflict as much embarrassment on his party as Mr Livingstone once did on his.