Sentence examples for inflicted to be from inspiring English sources

This results with those inflicted to be robbed of their free will while experiencing their deepest desires.

As we all known, almost 80% of the virus inflicted to plants is due to insect vector transmission.

Pain has to be inflicted to "eliminate the deficit", the chancellor insisted, along with another £22bn worth of "savings".

Similar damage was inflicted to the Christchurch Arts Centre, although it had been in a precarious state prior to the event.

The main negative impact to compare with positive effects is the extra-costs inflicted to those users that are no more allowed to enter in the area and must spend longer trips with public transport or change their destination.

You can do this bare-handed for maximum attack speed since the damage you inflict to mushrooms is 1, with or without the weapon.

The pictures of same area were taken immediately after a wound was inflicted to the cell and at time point 24 hrs.

Due to the nature of the damage that might be inflicted to the patients following the strike, measuring benefits of strike becomes rather tricky.

This will help you to prepare for the horrendous pain that might be inflicted to you.

Dr. Walp described the small wounds as "prick marks" that may have been inflicted to exert psychological pressure, rather than actual injury.

Damage inflicted to the lower extremity was reported by fighters while wearing protection, against a similarly padded opponent.