All of them had been inflicted from behind.
In April, Ms. Tymoshenko's camp released pictures showing the former prime minister with bruises she said were inflicted from a beating by prison guards.
The coroner explains her wounds, inflicted from both left and right, as signs that she tried to defend herself against an attacker who overpowered her.
When the Yemeni assertions were put to Lieutenant Dudley, the Navy spokesman, he replied with apparent acerbity: "We do know that a small boat approached our vessel, that there was a large explosion that was external to our vessel, and that it left our ship with fairly extensive damage of a kind that clearly was inflicted from outside.
Few took notice of the immense casualties the Turks inflicted from behind field fortifications in the Russo-Turkish War of 1877 78, and even though the Russo-Japanese War soon after the turn of the century underscored the lethal power of the machine gun and breech-loading rifled artillery, most European commanders saw the increased firepower as more a boon to the offensive than to the defensive.
AMD's underperformance comes even as it continues to sell more chips a clear indicator of the toll inflicted from its price war with Intel.
physical harm inflicted from religious motivation.
Some of them inflicted from outside, meaning things happened, but with very inadequate responses".
Intellect without passion or conscience has lost its bearings -- witness what it has inflicted, from atomic weapons and planet-heating industry to unregulated GMOs -- and fallen into an abyss from which not even warm-hearted Watson can rescue it.
Badlu Singh, 14th Murray's Jat Lancers * On 2 September 1918 on the west bank of the River Jordan, Palestine, when his squadron was charging a strong enemy position, Ressaidar Badlu Singh realised that heavy casualties were being inflicted from a small hill occupied by machine-guns and 200 infantry.
