Sentence examples for be inflicted upon a from inspiring English sources
Why the Obama administration disregarded the economic damage that would be inflicted upon a city already reeling from the current financial meltdown is beyond belief -- particularly a city still coping with residual psychic wounds resulting from the attacks of that fateful day.
Resort to the most wounding action that can be inflicted upon any modern player and go so far as to, yes, UNFOLLOW THEM ON TWITTER?
Authorities have a responsibility to ensure that no commercials are inflicted upon a group that has no choice.
Perhaps more concerning to some is that this latest incident was inflicted upon a professor at one of America's most prestigious universities, which is also embroiled in its own racial controversy concerning its public adoration of Woodrow Wilson.
Nevertheless, these limitations would likely lead to an underestimation of the effects of violence and do not negate the overall conclusion of unacceptable levels of violence being inflicted upon a population that was already marginalized and extremely poor.
The days and nights were long as horror upon horror was inflicted upon an unexpected world.
Owing to the short path length, little collateral damage may be inflicted upon nontarget cells, while a single decay of an internalised α-emitter passing through the nucleus can be lethal (Sgouros et al, 1999; Jurcic et al, 2002).
Rather, several insults must be inflicted upon the DNA or chromatin of a cell in order for it to become cancerous.
"I am here to invite and submit to the highest penalty that can be inflicted upon me, for what in law is a deliberate crime, and what appears to me to be the highest duty".
"Now a daily penalty can be inflicted upon Google UK by local courts until Google Inc delivers the result by way of [removing links] world wide".
"Ours is one continual struggle against a degradation sought to be inflicted upon us by the Europeans, who desire to degrade us to the level of the raw kaffir," he quotes him as saying.
