Sentence examples similar to inflict a problem from inspiring English sources

Language barriers between patients and their care providers inflict an array of problems.

Deaths from NCDs are only a small fraction of the problem because these chronic diseases also inflict a major toll on quality of life and successful aging.

Pogonomyrmex, another seed harvester, can inflict a painful sting.

Ideally, to inflict a lingering death.

Some of them can inflict a painful sting.

If Mom herself cannot control her unhealthy diet, she should not inflict this problem on her children.

Malaria is a major public health problem in sub-Saharan Africa and Plasmodium falciparum infection is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality inflicting a huge economic burden in countries where the disease is endemic [ 1].

"One, that the defendants inflicted a wound or wounds from which the deceased died, these being inflicted in the District of Columbia.

He inflicted a beating with a methodical pace.

Hurricane Irene, he said, inflicted "a tremendous amount of damage".

And the crude devices inflicted a serious toll.