Sentence examples for inflicted vast damage from inspiring English sources

Simon Wren-Lewis has been on a roll lately; his latest talks about how the mishandling of Greece inflicted vast damage on the European economy as a whole, and to some extent the US economy too.

Second, if you're going to have an epic political confrontation of this particular kind — that is, one that can inflict vast damage until somebody blinks — having it just a few weeks into a new Congress doesn't seem optimal.

Conversely, a party that refuses to raise the debt limit is saying that it's prepared to inflict vast damage on America in order to achieve things that it couldn't achieve through actual legislation — in effect, that it's prepared to use vandalism to subvert the constitutional process.

On one side, Europe's situation is really, really scary: with countries that account for a third of the euro area's economy now under speculative attack, the single currency's very existence is being threatened — and a euro collapse could inflict vast damage on the world.

Plus, you have two meters for building up magic which enhances all your attacks for a period, and launching a special attack that inflicts vast damage on a single enemy.

They can inflict vast amounts of damage and terror relatively easily, and the effects of radiation and bioweapons can last for centuries.

And austerity in a slump doesn't just inflict vast suffering.

In other developments, Russia's Moscow-based upper house of Parliament, the Federation Council, drafted legislation last week that would declare most of the art plundered from Germany at the end of World War II to be Russian property in compensation for the vast damage inflicted on this country by the Nazi invasion.

She saw damage inflicted, damage reflected or absorbed.

Four minutes later Orient inflicted further damage.

The spill "inflicted unprecedented damage", said Lynch.