Sentence examples for inflict further harm from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Greenspan suggested that he was relatively unconcerned that rising gasoline prices would inflict further harm on the economy.

"The action taken today by Mr. McCourt does nothing but inflict further harm to this historic franchise".

Investors have fled bank stocks in recent days, worrying that the foreclosure halt would cost banks billions of dollars and inflict further harm on the nation's struggling housing market.

He made the case that the aid was only going to be used to inflict further harm on the Salvadoran people, that political power was in the hands of "the unscrupulous military who know how to repress the people and promote the interests of the Salvadoran oligarchy".

"But we can stand together and make sure the unaccountable emergency managers responsible for these disasters -- and the legal system that empowered them -- are not permitted to inflict further harm on our citizens or our constitutional rights".

To suggest that ending demand inflicts further harm on victims is misguided.

The idea that the "social sciences" will enable us to feed another 3 billion more people without inflicting further harm to the soil and water that we depend upon for our long-term survival is, sadly, laughable.

"[The 2014 amendment] is just a cruel opportunity to inflict further damage and harm on teens who don't need a trial ― they need a doctor".

Four minutes later Orient inflicted further damage.

Framing migration in terms of unlimited rights extended to a very large group has not been very successful to date – and could well inflict further electoral harm in future.

"It's a daily reminder to us that the stakes are high in this election, and we will continue to do everything we can to prevent her from again obtaining power and inflicting further harm on a fragile economy".