Sentence examples for inflicting some damage from inspiring English sources

To be sure, U.S. and coalition airstrikes are inflicting some damage on Islamic State troops and equipment.

The outcome will probably inflict some damage to Apple's reputation.

Desperate to inflict some damage in return, my father disparaged not only this book, but also all my books.

"He played us, like he knew we were coming," Rebecca says in Episode 2 after one of the convicts inflicts some damage.

But Mr. Rudin also sidestepped a show that was working hard to stay afloat amid the debris of a season that inflicted some damage on almost everyone who took part.

But he said the most important factor was "our assessment that while we could inflict some damage on Assad, we could not, through a missile strike, eliminate the chemical weapons themselves".

But if you can just hang onto them over the first four or five holes, you can start to inflict some damage.

Heavy seas and a strong gale inflicted some damage on the vessel.

While each carrier was able to inflict some damage on the invasion convoys, the enemy forces succeeded in making a landing.

The D3As and B3Ns inflicted some damage to the port facilities, but a day's warning had allowed much of the shipping in the harbor to be evacuated.

At first his militia had just old rifles and Kalashnikovs, he said, but nevertheless managed to inflict some damage on IS forces.