Sentence examples similar to inflict doubt from inspiring English sources

If Lazio is the GOP candidate and could inflict some doubt and damage onto the Cuomo inevitability machine -- he could conceivably be the next governor.

Right-to-work no doubt will inflict further damage on Wisconsin's economy, as it has in other states.

But other officials doubted that the Croats would inflict such a blow upon themselves, even to garner international sympathy.

Doubting the sub's torpedoes could inflict serious damage, he ordered the carrier to maintain its maximum speed even after the last torpedo hit.

I doubt that a sophisticated Booker jury will inflict this monster on the reading public, even if it does look like the thing British readers crave – "the good read".

Military planners in Gaza, Beirut and Tehran are no doubt disappointed today about Hamas' ability to inflict deadly harm on Israel.

In the absence of the specific allegations in the complaint to which allusion has been made, there can be no doubt that enforcement of the state law would inflict a direct and serious injury upon the appellant.

Cynics - and even some optimists - might doubt just how much damage a DeVos-led Department of Educatinflictld inflict.

Many critics of the Dodd-Frank liquidation provisions doubt that the government would have the stomach to inflict losses on bank creditors in times of systemic stress.

And there is little doubt that grave breaches of all these treaties still inflict misery on millions and threaten international peace.

Representative Jerrold Nadler, a Democrat who represents the district that includes ground zero, said he doubted that the fight over the mosque would inflict much damage on fellow Democrats in the November elections.