Sentence examples for inflict great from inspiring English sources

"They may attack and beat us and inflict great trauma.

That part of the 1976 decision continues to inflict great harm on the political process.

Despite its small size, the oystershell scale can inflict great damage on the trees and shrubs on which it lives.

Mr Taylor's lawyers argued that this process could inflict great pain on their client before it killed him.

Israel can inflict great pain on the Palestinians, but the Palestinians can also make life very uncomfortable for Israelis.

"His ideology is steeped with anti-Semitism, and if he could, without catastrophic costs, inflict great harm on Israel, I'm confident that he would," the President said.

Trade liberalisation, however, can drive down consumer protection standards and inflict greater environmental harm from farming, trade and especially transport.

It turns out that there exist different kinds of pellets, and in 2016, some Indian forces are using the jagged variety – which inflict greater damage to flesh and eyes alike, and which doctors say is far more difficult to remove.

Indeed, with 20,000 additional troops on the way, American commanders seem determined to inflict greater pain on the Taliban first, to push them into negotiations and extract better terms.

But Prime Minister Netanyahu seems determined to inflict greater damage on Hamas and that could mean sending his troops into densely populated areas.

A comparison of light truck and passenger car crashes in previous literature reveals that light truck vehicles inflict greater harm than passenger cars for a number of reasons including their greater weight, stiffer structure, and higher ride height.