Sentence examples for having been inflicted from inspiring English sources

The property needed repairs, with some the worst damage having been inflicted by squatters, looters and vandals in the nine months leading up to Brennan and Shallow's purchase.

BH: A lot of Nashville piano players would say to me years later, "Hey, thanks a LOT, motherf***er... for about ten years, all I'd get was, 'Can you make it sound more like Bruce Hornsby?'" It was unfortunate for those guys, and I've apologized to them profusely for years for their having been inflicted with that.

In many of the cases in which we were able to retrieve the body, these exhibited deep punctures in the head and thorax consistent with having been inflicted by adult male canines, as it has been observed in other macaque species (cf. Ciani 1984; De Ruiter et al. 1994; Soltis et al. 2000).

But the fatal blow had been inflicted.

No more have been inflicted, although the sentence stands.

All of them had been inflicted from behind.

But already the rapier wound had been inflicted.

But huge damage had been inflicted on the Liberal Democrats and their leader Nick Clegg.

But collateral damage has been inflicted even as the Big 12 hopes to heal.

Taxpayers doubtless feel that the robbery has been inflicted on them.

Adult crabeater seals frequently bear scars from wounds that have been inflicted by killer whales.