Sentence examples for inflicted in the process from inspiring English sources

There is no room in the progressive policy framework for concern over economic damage inflicted in the process of taxation, and no incentive to do tax reform to reduce it.

"One, that the defendants inflicted a wound or wounds from which the deceased died, these being inflicted in the District of Columbia.

The lesions inflicted in the present experiment presumably encompassed both these regions.

Based on the present computational FE modeling, the TRS reduces localized tissue deformations and stress concentrations in skin and underlying tissues while closing large wounds, compared to the deformations and stresses that are inflicted during the process of suturing.

It is heavily eroded, some of the damage may have been inflicted by the process of moving it.

Farm animals end up on our plates with no hint as to their inherent intelligence or the suffering inflicted on them in the process.

Scenes are set in jobcentres and in characters' homes addressing some of what Neville calls the "everyday absurdity" of what occurs, such as when people with disabilities and fluctuating health conditions are wrongly declared "fit for work" inflicting additional suffering in the process.

Because Christianity is not a religion of pacifism, but neither is it a religion of "valor and gallantry in waging aggressive war in a just cause against the enemies of freedom, even while inflicting massive casualties in the process," as Fischer believes.

But the injuries were always inflicted in error, and the person inflicting them always apologized at once.

Soon after that article was printed, the financial edifice Mr. Weill took credit for helping to build collapsed, inflicting immense collateral damage in the process.

With strong artillery support, the 61st and 25th Battalions managed to turn back the Japanese attack, inflicting heavy casualties and in the process seizing the initiative.