Sentence examples for inflict other damage from inspiring English sources

UPS can inflict other damage.

The German battlecruisers destroyed two 6 in (15 cm) shore batteries and inflicted other damage to the town.

Carbon nanotubes possess the unique features of being able to enter a living cell without causing its death or without inflicting other damage and can shuttle biological molecules into mammalian cells, indicating their potential application as a vector for the delivery of therapeutic molecules [34] [36].

They forced their way through the protective police cordon surrounding the building and entered Congress, setting fire to some facilities and inflicting other significant damage.

In other words, deforestation and other damage we've inflicted on the natural world has wiped out $23 trillion a year in ecosystem services.

He said "we can inflict unacceptable damage" on other countries.

Other safety measures include a Boron-steel reinforced roof, ceiling airbags that stay inflated longer, in case the Volvo actually does roll onto its roof, and a front beam that sits at the same height as conventional car bumpers, so in a head-on collision the XC90 will inflict less damage on other cars than conventional SUVs.

And if you want to advance your own interests, it is legitimate to inflict damage on others.

The first involves how different vehicles match up in a collision, and the second involves one vehicle's ability to inflict damage on others.

"If you get super heavy and super large," said Brian O'Neill, president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, "you won't gain many benefits for yourself and you'll inflict more damage on others".

They are usually pulled apart before they can inflict serious damage on each other.