Sentence examples for have already inflicted from inspiring English sources
Most people do not want a small nuclear reactor on their laps: it will not cause computers to melt down, but laptops have already inflicted nasty burns.
One reason these kinds of shootings tend not to lead to criminal prosecutions is because they have already inflicted so much pain on family members.
The Lords have already inflicted one defeat on the Government and further flashpoints remain over provisions for training health professionals and transparency measures.
And even if such a plaintiff could be found, increased interest rates would have already inflicted terrible damage by the time the Supreme Court ruled on the matter.
Under Ponting, the hosts have already inflicted one heavy defeat on their Ashes rivals this winter – at the Waca in Perth 11 days ago – and Flower is wary of the challenge they continue to pose.
But he has, in a way, been playing Jimmy Stewart on TV, posing as a responsible banker who knows how to manage risk — and therefore the point man in Wall Street's fight to block any tightening of regulations despite the immense damage deregulated banks have already inflicted on our economy.
"In Ohio, the Trump administration has already inflicted the damage," said Lisa Hamlexecutive, executive director of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks.
On the other hand, the current recession has already inflicted large costs on the Ukrainian population, and these are likely to rise further if nothing is done.
The damage this strategy has already inflicted on the British economy is plain for all to see, and there's more to come.
In the speech, Mr. Bloomberg says the uncertainty has already inflicted pain on the economy, with employers hesitating to hire because they lack confidence in Washington to solve the crisis.
In the end, the Annan plan will fail because Mr. Assad will not surrender power, and he has already inflicted too much pain, death and cruelty on the Syrian people to ever convince the opposition that he will.
