Sentence examples for inflict in from inspiring English sources

We can do more damage in a decade than our ancestors could inflict in centuries.

Indeed, the toll in this incident is tiny compared with the sickening casualties which Russian forces continue to suffer, and inflict, in the Caucasus.

A slow start can be an irrevocable impediment to a ferocious conclusion, no matter what damage McCullum can inflict in a matter of 10 or 15 overs.

The harm they would inflict in doing so would be felt in education, business, national defense and many areas of American life.

The visitors dominated the first half entirely, but the only dents they could inflict in the Cardiff defence came courtesy of Craig Warlow's boot.

David Connors, assistant United States attorney, said, "We think the plea agreement demonstrates the tragedy, pain and suffering that one person can inflict in many different ways".

The back seat of his prime ministerial Daimler is covered in pen marks inflicted in anger.

The descriptions provided of the punishments that are inflicted in these realms are very vivid indeed.

Then a puncture wound was cruelly inflicted in the game's 70th minute.

HIS point is illustrated by several accounts of civilian casualties inflicted in error in recent weeks.

He said their wounds were inflicted in an "accident" during detention.