Sentence examples for inflict mass from inspiring English sources
They seek to inflict mass casualties.
Al Qaeda is neither unique in its organization nor unprecedented in its scale and reach, or in its readiness to inflict mass casualties.
Other countries have recalibrated the balance between freedom and security in the face of terrorists who want to inflict mass casualties on civilians.
Where Irish terrorists were expected to give warning before attacking the capital's infrastructure, Islamic terrorists would remain silent before attempting to inflict mass casualties.
Al Qaeda's record of atrocities is characterized by meticulous long-term planning, a desire to inflict mass casualties, suicide bombers and multiple simultaneous attacks.
The 2014 election results were certainly a wake-up call for those who refused to believe that Ukip could inflict mass damage in Labour territory.
Others have been sophisticated, linked to overseas groups aimed at inflicting mass casualties.
Its assault on Yemen is not only killing, maiming and inflicting mass suffering.
The Spanish army inflicted mass atrocities on "infidel" Dutch Protestants and Walsingham prevented a similar bloodbath in England.
That Army could be defeated, but it could not be prevented from inflicting mass destruction, with or without weapons of that name.
For all the talk of Saddam Hussein at the United Nations this week, the historic news centered on a despot of earlier vintage -- Pol Pot, whose Khmer Rouge inflicted mass killings on the Cambodian people a quarter of a century ago.
