Sentence examples for inflicting even from inspiring English sources

However, there is a danger that her continued presence in Wapping is inflicting even greater damage on the business.

On December 9th Mr Lenihan presented his 2010 budget, inflicting even more pain by imposing steep pay cuts on public employees.

The spokesman said: "Whilst it's crucial that those who have suffered are heard and the perpetrators of these awful crimes are brought to justice, the authorities' primary focus must be on identifying those who are enduring abuse right now; helping them rebuild their lives, and catching offenders to stop them from inflicting even more harm".

In most cases, caution dictates a very light hand, for fear of inflicting even more damage.

It warned that the European debt crisis could inflict even bigger damage if it worsened.

But collateral damage has been inflicted even as the Big 12 hopes to heal.

Frequently, to inflict even greater damage, suicide bombers drive vehicles packed with explosives.

Loan defaults obviously have the potential to inflict even more serious damage.

But in the process, he inflicted even deeper wounds on himself and his party.

In other words, Joe Louis may have inflicted even more songs than he inspired.

Although Italy is again in recession, and the Monti government has inflicted even more pain, it remains popular.