Sentence examples for inflicted only a small from inspiring English sources
These were also repulsed by the 112th Cavalry's light mortars, and inflicted only a small number of casualties on the American force.
They were widespread and, though inflicted on only a small percentage of those detained, they were serious both in number and in effect.
The attacks emanating from Iran have inflicted only modest damage.
17 Hurling from the Tarpeian rock was a punishment that might be inflicted only upon freemen.
But taking children from their mothers is not a new practice nor is it inflicted only on border-crossers.
He gambled on a strong side and he won, inflicting only the second defeat of the season on Guus Hiddink.
One of the attacking aircraft was shot down, while only a small amount of damage was inflicted.
Deaths from NCDs are only a small fraction of the problem because these chronic diseases also inflict a major toll on quality of life and successful aging.
Advancing the familiar Conservative doctrine that more equalities legislation inflicts red tape and cost burdens on businesses, it also insists that caste discrimination affects only a small number of Britons and that education can adequately address the problem.
Shadid himself owned only a small share in his home, yet it was left to him to repair the damage inflicted by previous occupants.
