Sentence examples for inflict more harm from inspiring English sources

In this case, hackers used a malicious virus that was intended to inflict more harm.

Israeli officials said he had helped plan the March and May bombings in Netanya, among other attacks, and was getting ready to inflict more harm.

The Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, went further to argue that the sanctions were like "shooting oneself in the foot" because they inflict more harm on Europe than Russia.

Last year the hospital's computers virtually caught Mr. Cullen red-handed in administering drug overdoses, but he was allowed to stay on the job and inflict more harm while the hospital conducted a low-key investigation.

With similar motives in mind, Volvo also kept the nose of the XC90 free of protrusions and squared-off edges, which can inflict more harm to pedestrians, and is why the engine of the XC90 sits quite low under the hood.

What is more abusive than a God who only shows up to inflict more harm?

Osama bin Laden has arguably inflicted more harm on America indirectly than directly.

An inquiry into whether international creditors have inflicted more harm than good on Greece – the most problematic of the four countries bailed out since the onset of Europe's debt crisis – intensified on Wednesday with the arrival in Athens of MEPs conducting the investigation.

ABB could also have employed unconventional weapons that might have inflicted more harm, although unconventional weapons are either difficult to obtain, create or spread without being detected.

This action today inflicts more harm on a city that's already hurting," Overton added.

And I can guarantee is inflicting more harm," said Thompson, referring to the "wrongful liberty" of the real murderer.