Sentence examples for because it inflicts from inspiring English sources

The.223-caliber bullet is a small, high-velocity round that has been used by Western military forces for decades, in part because it inflicts devastating wounds.

The question is distinct from another much argued at the Bar, whether petitioners are precluded by the provisions of the Wagner Act from maintaining an independent suit in a district court to set aside the Board's action because contrary to the statute, and because it inflicts on petitioners an actionable injury otherwise irreparable.

Wong argues that hate speech "cannot be defended on grounds of freedom of speech because it inflicts real and direct harm", citing the way it works to dehumanise outsiders as "second-class citizens, not deserving the protections and dignity afforded to full members of the community".

Colonialism is one of the worst forms of violence because it inflicts itself relentlessly, willfully and repeatedly.

Seven UCLA professors and graduate students spoke, urging commissioners to stop the LAPD from using PredPol because it inflicts harm on the city's poorest residents.

I want to shed light on food allergy bullying not only because it inflicts so much psychological devastation on our kids and teens, but also because these allergies can be life-threatening.

Considering all the discrimination the law promotes, it can't be called 'pro-family.' In fact, it reeks of anti-family values, because of the discrimination it inflicts upon so many people".

First, because of the damage it inflicts on the families and communities in which they live.

It would also be a tragedy for British theatre because it would inflict huge damage on the theatre ecology.

On college campuses, the notion that a complainant should not have to see the accused, because it would inflict further trauma, is now commonplace.

I think it is about time that we put an end to this menace of dictatorship because it had inflicted so much damage to my country".