Sentence examples for be inflicted to from inspiring English sources
Pain has to be inflicted to "eliminate the deficit", the chancellor insisted, along with another £22bn worth of "savings".
Wounds were meaningful in the honour culture of the time, so, for example, a facial wound might be inflicted to avenge an insult to reputation, or loss of face, while a genital wounding or attempted castration might mark a dispute over a woman.
In the space of a few minutes Leicester suddenly looked as vulnerable as they have done for a long while, on the brink of a harrowing defeat, with a suspension looming for their leading scorer and the sudden, jarring damage that might be inflicted to their confidence levels.
Due to the nature of the damage that might be inflicted to the patients following the strike, measuring benefits of strike becomes rather tricky.
This will help you to prepare for the horrendous pain that might be inflicted to you.
Dr. Walp described the small wounds as "prick marks" that may have been inflicted to exert psychological pressure, rather than actual injury.
The design procedure was based on the method of characteristics, converting the inlet uniform flow into a vortex flow field, such that the adequate deflection is inflicted to the supersonic flow.
Similar damage was inflicted to the Christchurch Arts Centre, although it had been in a precarious state prior to the event.
The vastus lateralis was incised (5 8 mm in length) to expose the femoral epicondyle, while the patellar ligament remained untouched and minimal damage was inflicted to the surrounding muscle and blood vessels.
In this study, a CNS lesion was inflicted to the nigrostriatal tract, followed by cABC treatment.
