Sentence examples for inflicting in from inspiring English sources

The transplanted cells would flourish into healthy blood cells, immune cells, or other elements the fetus lacked, the thinking went, thereby halting damage that a disease was already inflicting in the womb.

Israel's condemnation of the links between Iran and Syria on the one hand and Hamas and Hizbollah on the other, and the civilian casualties it is inflicting in Gaza and Lebanon in an effort to sever them, is enhancing the credibility of Damascus and Tehran in Arab public opinion.

What kind of fear is he inflicting in the people that live in his town, in his state?" she said.

More than ever, Palestinians are reminded of the horrors Israel has inflicted on them in the past and is willing to continue inflicting in the present.

For the loss of fewer than 3,000 dead and wounded (far fewer than Blenheim), his victory had cost the enemy some 20,000 casualties, inflicting in the words of Marshal Villars, "the most shameful, humiliating and disastrous of routs".

Because of all this, we are all quite ready to join adversarial groups without thinking about the harm we may be inflicting in order to gain the benefits of social acceptance, pride, and status.

The back seat of his prime ministerial Daimler is covered in pen marks inflicted in anger.

The descriptions provided of the punishments that are inflicted in these realms are very vivid indeed.

Then a puncture wound was cruelly inflicted in the game's 70th minute.

We can do more damage in a decade than our ancestors could inflict in centuries.

HIS point is illustrated by several accounts of civilian casualties inflicted in error in recent weeks.