Sentence examples for inflicted in a from inspiring English sources

The report gives a chronology of the events of 14 December which underlines the scale of violence that Lanza inflicted in a remarkably compressed time frame.

She adores him; in fact, he is her sole subject so far, rendered kneeling, naked and disfigured by a facial scar inflicted in a Haitian jail.

Doctors will be told to inform the police whenever somebody arrives in hospital with a wound inflicted in a knife attack, under draft guidance drawn up by the General Medical Council and the Department of Health.

Today, Akila al-Hashimi, a member of Iraq's 25-member Governing Council, was buried in Najaf, a holy city for Shiite Muslims, the day after she died from wounds inflicted in a weekend ambush by nine unidentified gunmen.

In World War I up to 60,000 casualties were inflicted in a single day.

Let's start with the latter: The crime was heinous, and the deaths were inflicted in a way that shocks the conscience.

He said their wounds were inflicted in an "accident" during detention.

Tonight on BBC4, the Storyville programme "I'm not Dead Yet" exposes the abuse inflicted in an upper-middle class family.

The student sent the message from Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London where she and her friend were receiving treatment for their burns inflicted in an unprovoked attack while they were on a volunteering holiday.

A slow start can be an irrevocable impediment to a ferocious conclusion, no matter what damage McCullum can inflict in a matter of 10 or 15 overs.

The sort of loss that climate change inflicts in a decade is often the sort of gain that better farming brings in a year.