Sentence examples for inflict shock from inspiring English sources
On Huppenthal's first day in office, he declared his intent to inflict "shock therapy" on Tucson's main school district.
Charlton rounded off a resolute defensive display with a late winner to inflict a shock 1-0 home defeat on Championship leaders Norwich.
The Egyptian police routinely inflict electric shocks, beatings and rape upon gay men.
For example, in a version of the Milgram experiment in which the dupe is seated in a group of three, he will defy the "experimenter" and behave humanely — if the other two people refuse to inflict further shocks.
Britain's head coach Charles van Commenee described the heptathlon world champion Jessica Ennis as "outstanding" after her record-breaking performance in the 60m hurdles here when Ennis inflicted a shock defeat on the world indoor champion, Lolo Jones.
Fiji inflicted a shock defeat on Wales in the 2007 World Cup, and claimed a 16-16 draw in Cardiff in 2010.
The pressure will be on England after losing their opening group game - just as they did in last year's World Cup when Sri Lanka inflicted a shock defeat that ultimately denied them a place in the final after the result was taken through to the Super Six stage.
Steve McNamara's men will be relieved to achieve victory in the first match of the tournament at the Suncorp Stadium, before going on to face world champions Australia and New Zealand, who inflicted a shock defeat on the Kangaroos in Saturday's other match.
Three weeks ago, General Myers said the military would inflict "such a shock on the system that the Iraqi regime would have to assume early on the end was inevitable".
It may be that Carter and Fox are unwilling to testify to a total program unit cost because they are unwilling to inflict further "sticker shock".
Men instructed to "train" others by using a variable jolt of electricity inflicted much tougher shocks when bad odors were piped to them.
