Sentence examples for force inflicts from inspiring English sources

In other parts of the country, barrel bombing by the Syrian air force inflicts a similar toll on a daily basis.

His crimes were different, the judge said, because he "enjoyed using force, inflicting pain".

But in conventional warfare, fear is a byproduct of material losses, and is usually proportional to the force inflicting the losses.

That lawsuit — known as Nunez v. City of New York — seeks to put an end to the "unnecessary and excessive force inflicted upon inmates" by staff in all of New York City's jails.

That lawsuit known as Nunez v. City of New York seeks to put an end to the "unnecessary and excessive force inflicted upon inmates" by staff in all of New York City's jails.

That lawsuit known as Nunez v. City of New York seeks to put an end to the "unnecessary and excessive force inflicted upon inmates" by staff in all of New York City's jails.

For many, including people in Birmingham, the incident exemplified the unjustified use of force inflicted on members of the black community by the police.

Neither force inflicted injuries on any rioters, but Guard troops shot and killed a motorist who allegedly tried to run them down.

As Patey predicted, von Spee had continued east, and it was not until his force inflicted the first defeat on the Royal Navy in 100 years at the Battle of Coronel that Australia was allowed to pursue.

The lawsuit, Nunez v. City of New York, alleges "unnecessary and excessive force inflicted upon inmates" and cites multiple incidents of officers brutally beating people held at Rikers to the point of needing surgery.

All along the line that day, the Confederates repulsed Union forces, inflicting heavy losses.