Sentence examples for has inflicted damage from inspiring English sources

In any case borrowing has inflicted damage in others ways, by stoking inflation and the current-account deficit and by crowding out private investment in factories and the infrastructure that would actually boost India's potential.Mr Chidambaram has made a good start.

In North America, the woolly adelgid has inflicted damage on old-growth spruce, fir and hemlock forests and damages the Christmas tree industry.

In 1997 she was dispatched, reportedly for her own safety, to Yorkshire Sculpture Park, after local children had inflicted damage on her robust surface.

Wendelin Wiedeking, the chief executive of the German sports car group, said today it could only be a matter of time before hedge funds took majority control of one of the US car manufacturers that had inflicted damage on themselves with ruinous discounts and hugely subsidised leasing rates.

Once you've inflicted damage, Stalfos will quickly return back to its fighting stance.

Most of these companies, given their private valuations, are shielded from the volatility in stock price that would normally accompany public regulatory scrutiny, but it's clear that these recent battles have inflicted real damage.

Militants have looted and vandalized the museum in Mosul and have inflicted massive damage on the ancient cities of Hatra and Ninevah, both UNESCO world heritage sites.

A war of attrition by the old guard has undoubtedly inflicted damage; but equally Jeremy Corbyn and his team never expected to win the leadership and weren't prepared for the aftermath, inevitably making a series of mistakes that cut through to the electorate.

And through this lens all of us (artists and entertainers included) can better see the damage that anger and inanity have inflicted---and move to repair it, by invoking our cultural capacities for (to name two) pragmatism and reinvention.

BBC chief political correspondent Norman Smith said ministers had suffered self-inflicted damage, mishandling the delivery of "common-sense advice" to create the very situation they were trying to avoid.

By the end of its first week of operations No. 457 Squadron had shot down three German aircraft and inflicted damage on several others and it went on to conduct 32 operations over German territory by 26 April.