Sentence examples for inflict disproportionate harm from inspiring English sources

In fact, President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia said recently that his nation had supplied the two territories "with enough armaments to inflict disproportionate harm to any invader".

Bratton became commissioner amid outrage over the department's stop-and-frisk policy, which critics say inflicted disproportionate harm on young blacks and Latinos who had done nothing wrong.

President Clinton is thus to be commended for offering a measure of atonement in the form of an executive order, due in a day or so, asking all Federal agencies to insure that their programs do not inflict disproportionate environmental harm on the poor or on minorities.

But it could inflict disproportionate psychological terror on big-city transportation systems.

But it appears to be inflicting disproportionate wounds on the Tories.

One does not, after all, have to look far to find angry individuals causing disproportionate harm.

The law will result in disproportionate harm to minorities, people with low incomes and senior citizens.

That causes disproportionate harm to the millions of Americans that live outside urban centers.

"His job is to protect and serve, not to inflict harm and hurt," he said.

And I have no doubt in my mind that he would like to have inflicted harm or paid people to inflict harm or trained people to inflict harm on America because he hated us.

A whip can inflict serious harm.