Sentence examples for inflicted death from inspiring English sources

Australian Geographic reported that, in the years between 2000 and 2010, bovine inflicted death upon a total of 33 people: many of them by way of crushing and piercing.

Nick Hardwick, giving his annual report, said the rate of self inflicted deaths was at its highest for a decade amongst inmates in England and Wales and had risen by 69% during 2013-14.

Terrorists aim not just at inflicting death and devastation.

The charge is second-degree murder, inflicting death with spite, hatred or ill will.

Or then again, it could be a subtle attempt to inflict death by debating.

They were encamped on the perimeter of the Liverpool area and determined to inflict death by high-density passing.

Since landmark elections this year, the attacks have continued to inflict death and injury on Iraqis and Americans alike.

And, of course, opponents are trying to inflict death on the bill by a thousand amendments.But the real question is not who will win in the Senate.

The world community must figure out a way to contain Mr. Hussein without inflicting death and misery on the Iraqi people.

It was always the same story: Mr. Abaaoud had told his young disciples to "do whatever they can" to inflict death and damage at home.

On the field Real found to their cost that fire-fighting on every blade of grass was an invitation to the enemy to inflict death by triangular passing.