Sentence examples for fall inflicted from inspiring English sources

A first-fence fall inflicted a grievous injury on McNamara, who fractured the C3 and C4 vertebrae in his neck, and his road from here will be long and hard.

Where housing is oversupplied, prices will have to fall, inflicting losses on homeowners.

All this has bolstered consumer spending and helped salve the wounds that the falling stock market inflicted on households.

But the NHS would only benefit if any promised easing of austerity outran any damage inflicted by falling tax receipts.

A payments bank, Bank of New York Mellon in the case of Argentine exchange bonds, would then decline to process the exchange bond payments, and the bonds could fall into default, inflicting big losses on their holders.

I've long held the belief that the shock inflicted by the fall of communism on the British left is the unspoken subtext of many plays written in and since the 90s.

But where the other evidence shows that the wife had died of injuries in the matrimonial home, and the question is whether the injuries were sustained from an accidental fall from the stairs or inflicted by the husband, the same evidence of spousal battery will now have significant probative value.

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That comment appeared to align Mr. Romney with a practice by the executive branch, under President Bush, of defining torture narrowly and saying the harsh treatment it inflicted on detainees fell short of that level.

New tests show that it would have been very difficult for falling debris to inflict major damage on the tiles on the underside of the shuttle Columbia during its launching in January, a member of the board investigating its fatal accident said today.

Days before his ouster from the party in September, police officers in masks raided one of his banks in Moscow in a ritual show of force sometimes inflicted on Russian businesses that fall from favor, called a masky show.