Sentence examples for been inflicted by a from inspiring English sources

Molaison's brain damage had been inflicted by a surgeon, in 1953, in a misguided attempt to quell seizures.

Part of that fear has been inflicted by a support that regularly barracks the likes of Emmanuel Eboué and Nicklas Bendtner.

Obituary of Allard K. Lowenstein who died last week (Fri., Mar. 14) of gunshot wounds that are alleged to have been inflicted by a onetime colleague in the civil-rights movement of the 60s.

The story of Mr. Yates began in October last year, when he checked into a hospital with bites on an arm and a leg that he claimed had been inflicted by a pit bull.

The authorities were alerted to the animal's presence after its owner, Antoine Yates, went to a hospital with animal bites that he told doctors had been inflicted by a pit bull.

Ms. George, the juror accused of saying Ms. Worthington's bruises looked as though they had been inflicted by "a big black man," said she had made a similar comment but had not mentioned race.

They later concluded that he had been bitten by a unknown predator Munich Zoological Institute, which examined photographs of the bite said boy's wounds had most likely been inflicted by an alligator snapping turtle - a species common in the United States which "eats almost anything it can catch".

Crucially, of course, the report documents the vast human damage being inflicted by a weak economy.

Rather, it is inflicted by a payment system that prioritizes insurers' profits over human needs.

He also has wounds in his right shoulder and hip that he says were inflicted by a drill.

According to McMillan's attorney, Martin Stolar, McMillan simply didn't complain at the hospital that the bruises were inflicted by a police officer.