Sentence examples for barely inflicted from inspiring English sources
Of course, as the rain abated on my final mile, and when the storm barely inflicted any damage in my area (sadly, other parts of the country weren't so lucky), I knew only the former was true.
Boris Johnson last night risked outraging Ukip supporters by describing would-be defectors as people who might inflict "barely credible" injuries on themselves by "vacuum cleaner abuse".
Last night Mr Johnson risked outraging Ukip supporters with a jibe that would-be defectors were people who might inflict "barely credible" injuries on themselves by "vacuum cleaner abuse".
Compared with Buñuel's "Los Olvidados," another tale of a gang with little to live for, Meirelles's picture is so keen to brandish its social wrath, and its spirits are so rampagingly high, that the bruises it inflicts barely last a night.
Boston's hospital leaders know that the city barely escaped the massive damage that Hurricane Sandy inflicted on New York's hospitals.
After posting 158-4, Thundernder inflicted their first ever defeat on their cross-town rivals after the Sixers barely fired a shot in their run chase, dismissed for 122 at Spotless Stadium.
DealBook » An Embattled Hedge Fund Manager Doesn't Dwell on Losses | In an off-the-record conversation in Las Vegas, John A. Paulson "barely touched on the losses that his long-standing bet on gold and gold miners had inflicted on several of his portfolios, including a small fund which has lost 47 percent this year," Reuters reports.
Recently, other American officials have conceded that the problem persists, with barely half the rising tally of civilian casualties this year being attributable to the Taliban, and the rest being inflicted by American, NATO and government forces.
But if one image of Tuesday in the San Siro really got to the heart of why Inter inflicted the harshest defeat on Barcelona in two seasons, it was Diego Milito of Inter collapsing with cramps after barely an hour's play.
It also inflicted unspeakable pain.
