Sentence examples for further inflicted from inspiring English sources

Currently the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere with 80% of the population living under the poverty line and 54% in abject poverty, the earthquake further inflicted $7.8 billion in damage and caused the country's GDP to contract.

Before we further inflict the White Heat of Phallocracy, should we not be certain that we are meeting these wishes?

If a privileged node becomes compromised and conducts several malicious or risky transactions, then its privilege level is quickly reduced to limit its access to resources and minimize the damage it can further inflict.

Some respondents argued that autopsy further inflicts pain on the deceased and disturbs their peace.

If not, compromise by slapping his hand, pat on the back, etc. Walk away, and wait for your mark to realize what just happened... Smack your mark's face very lightly to further inflict damage.

Further injury inflicted during a League Cup match on 17 December 2002, in a 2 0 win against Wigan Athletic escalated, while Bjørnebye was recovering in Norway, necessitating emergency surgery to avert the possibility of foot amputation.

It will, however, depress employment even further and inflict a lot of direct suffering too through cuts in social programs.

Four minutes later Orient inflicted further damage.

Let us hope they are caught before any further harm is inflicted.

A series of government decisions has inflicted further disadvantage on the low paid including aged care and child care workers.

Captain Lisa De Vanna and teenager Beattie Goad also got on the scoresheet, while Marianna Tabain inflicted further embarrassment on the Sky Blues just past the hour mark with a fifth.