Sentence examples for easily inflict from inspiring English sources

For the gulf blowout is a pointed reminder that the environment won't take care of itself, that unless carefully watched and regulated, modern technology and industry can all too easily inflict horrific damage on the planet.

The US can easily inflict significant damage and even cripple Iran's military infrastructure in matter of weeks.

A bow and arrow is an excellent choice, as it can easily inflict damage on wild animals.

It was certainly all too easily inflicted.

Nevertheless, in this case, both initial damage and perforation may be easily inflicted by heavier pedestrians walking or running upon "stiletto-type" high-heels.

We know because peace is fleeting and suffering too easily inflicted.

But concern grows that California may have come unnervingly close to learning that calamity might just as easily be inflicted by a few well-trained snipers.

Some people said chemical line, too, was glass-coated, while others said it was soaked in an acidic chemical that could inflict easily infected wounds.

Since it cannot cross the BBB easily, mercury salts inflict little neurological damage without continuous or heavy exposure.

Its tail spine can inflict an excruciating injury, and can easily pierce leather or rubber footwear.

Because many contracts are "sticky" (that is, not easily revised) in monetary terms, inflation and deflation would both inflict damage on the economy.