Sentence examples for inflict trauma from inspiring English sources

It hopes to "inflict trauma and damage" on the Shabab.And then what?

These create aftermaths, which continue to inflict trauma and reinforce beliefs".

Beliefs held by one group can inflict trauma on another, and traumatic reactions can support the institutionalization of beliefs.

Their empathetic approach to psychiatric crises generally doesn't inflict trauma and avoids the deadly violence that too often accompanies encounters in other locales.

In June the UNHRC ruled that by forcing Amanda Mellet to leave Ireland for an abortion in Britain, the Irish state had inflicted trauma and distress on her.

About this there is little doubt: The city's young men deserve to not fear arrest for nonviolent drug crimes, which inflicts trauma and indignity on the individual, his family, his peer group, and dramatically destabilizes his ordinary life.

In the case of Gough's Cave, however, there was no obvious sign of inflicted trauma either on cranial or post-cranial elements, which makes the hypothesis of mutilation of bodies unlikely.

This study explores PTSD in adolescents after a conflict-related human inflicted trauma.

After the financial crisis inflicted traumas on Wall Street titans like Lehman Brothers and the American International Group, as well as industrial stalwarts like General Motors and Chrysler, some wariness of domestic equities is to be expected, Mr. Kotok said.

The main advantage of such a model is, in comparison with biological substances, the high reproducibility of experimentally inflicted traumas.

The etymology of this word signifies one's capability to wound, inflict physical trauma, or the susceptibility to be wounded, that is to experience physical trauma [ 15].