Sentence examples for inflicted well from inspiring English sources

But he now admits that the taunt that stung most was inflicted well before he acquired a politician's thick skin.

And I fully understand that most of this damage was inflicted well before American troops set foot here.

That campaign appeared to prove that it was possible to "win a war" by air power alone if by winning one means inflicting well-calibrated doses of pain until the opposing side has no choice but to sue for peace.

This emphatic victory, Liverpool's biggest derby triumph since November 1982, allowed them to open up a four-point gap over their neighbours - but the biggest worry for visiting manager Roberto Martinez may be the psychological damage inflicted, as well as the worry over the stricken Lukaku.

Blood pressure and heart rate were assessed in selected animals (n=7) before and after the double-hit model was inflicted as well as at the time of sacrifice using a tail cuff device (NIBP System, Powerlab, AD Instruments, Marburg, Germany).

In their efforts to repair the left arm crippled at birth, the doctors inflicted one well-intentioned torture after another.

Cromwell inflicted these atrocities well after the period of this serial.

These findings are consistent with a two-stage model of toxicity, where tissue injury is inflicted by the well described "mechanisms of toxicity," but the outcome of this injury is determined by whether or not sustainable tissue repair response accompanies this injury.

This device has shown to inflict a well-calibrated contusive injury of the SC.

All this is inflicted by the well-intentioned Wayne and J. D., but what tips "Saving Silverman" from run of the mill lowbrow vulgarity into genuine ugliness is that Mr. Dugan and the screenwriters, Greg DePaul and Hank Nelken, seem eager to join in the fun.

For each condition, three scratches were inflicted in three independent wells of a 6-well plate.