Sentence examples for could be inflicted from inspiring English sources
If not, watch out: more pain could be inflicted in the cause of a cleaner, consumer-friendly industry.
Marquez told investigators that the planned attacks were meant to "maximize the number of casualties that could be inflicted".
And yet, after prolonged viewing, every crack, dent, and crumbling texture seems specific and intended, as if destruction could be inflicted with finesse.
It held that "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment could be inflicted on the Guantánamo detainees with near impunity"; in his view, such acts were unlawful.
When Depp and Heard's marriage hit the rocks earlier this year amid reports of domestic violence, a settlement was quickly agreed before any further damage could be inflicted.
A copy of the medical report from King Khaled Hospital in Tabuk said the same injury Mr. Mutairi suffered from could be inflicted on his attacker using a nerve stimulant, and inducing the same injuries in the same locations.
For over three years these two men joined other World War II prisoners of war in some of the most horrifying treatments which could ever be inflicted on human beings by other human beings.
It severed both of Nakahara's legs, the kind of injury that Rogers knew could only be inflicted by the ocean's apex predator, "as big as your car, weighing almost as much … I do have vivid images of his injuries but because I was so close to his face, his eyes are the things that get me … just wishing I could make him alive again", he says.
The death penalty could not be inflicted on those deemed insane because, since they were not in a position to repent, the judges would be responsible for the eternal damnation of their souls.
But unless the new centrist consensus gathering around capping or slashing Medicaid is somehow blocked through a grassroots revolt, much of that same damage could still be inflicted on those who depend on Medicaid to survive.
