Sentence examples for inflicted only from inspiring English sources

The attacks emanating from Iran have inflicted only modest damage.

Last Thursday, after losing his final appeal, Mr. Einhorn, in a melodramatic protest, took a knife to his throat but inflicted only a superficial wound.

He added: "Such violence was inflicted only a decade since the British had taken the lead in defeating a Nazi state that had promoted precisely the same type of behaviour against civilians.

On a monumental night illuminated by the goal of a lifetime from James McFadden, they inflicted only the second home defeat on France in 13 years to replace the team ranked fourth in the world at the top of the group.

Haas ended the Serb's 14-match winning streak at the tournament and inflicted only his second defeat of the season.

In successfully defending the crown they won in 2010, Australia inflicted only a second defeat in 26 T20 internationals on Charlotte Edwards' England side.

He gambled on a strong side and he won, inflicting only the second defeat of the season on Guus Hiddink.

All these regulations typically inflict only relatively low costs on providers and allow consumers to make more informed decisions.

Most of the time the parasites inflict only a low level of discomfort on the chickens although they can cause more serious problems.

After the Confederates retreated into Vicksburg's fortifications, Grant launched two frontal assaults, suffering over 4,000 casualties while inflicting only 700.

Some economists said that if settled quickly, the strike would inflict only limited damage on the city's economy over all.