Sentence examples for inflicts serious damage from inspiring English sources

His answer inflicts serious damage to his campaign because in the end the American people want to know if you can be a good loser.

It is this temptation, protected by law, that makes malpractice suits so frequent, dangerous and damaging, and enables the counsel of irresponsible plaintiffs to inflict serious damage upon innocent defendants without any accountability, except to share the spoils, for his services.

His intent is to inflict serious damage.

But the recent oil price collapse has inflicted serious damage.

Or if not that exactly, then proof we have inflicted serious damage.

They are usually pulled apart before they can inflict serious damage on each other.

Tax collection rates plummeted while collection costs soared, inflicting serious damage on councils' finances.

Repeated chemical accidents have inflicted serious damage on the local environment.

First, it has inflicted serious damage on Ukraine's industrial heartland in the east of the country.

At this stage, none of these speeches can be expected to inflict serious damage on the opponent.

Defeat to the West Indies with 25 balls to spare has inflicted serious damage on Australia's comparative run rate.