Sentence examples similar to inflict the problem from inspiring English sources

Rather it continues the problem by trying to inflict the values and beliefs of the dominant social class on others.

If Mom herself cannot control her unhealthy diet, she should not inflict this problem on her children.

The problem with this "smooth succession" theory is that Habibie will have to continue to inflict the sort of economic pain that destroyed the Suharto regime.

While the latter is inherently bad to inflict, the former is inherently good to inflict (if inflicted by a proper punitive desert agent).

"There is concern that moving the prison out of Tehran will inflict more problems on the prisoners and their families," suggested an opinion piece on the moderate Asr-e Iran website.

The results of these tests may improve life for people who are paralyzed, but what gives us the right to inflict our problems on innocent animals?

In ovary, TBT inflicted the fusion of developing oocytes.

But Turkey, concerned that war could worsen an already dire economy and inflict new problems of refugees and Kurdish separatism, is not eager to play the role Pakistan did in the war in Afghanistan.

Now the problem, inflicted during a match against Bristol in March, has brought his career to an end.

There would be no incentives for states to avoid a large trade surplus; instead, the burden for correcting a trade imbalance would continue to fall only on the deficit countries, which Keynes had argued were least able to address the problem without inflicting economic hardship on their populations.

Ice accumulation on insulators may inflict problems of flashover accidents, tower collapse and power failure.