Sentence examples for inflicts serious harm from inspiring English sources

The tax raises negligible sums for the government (only 1% of total annual revenues), but inflicts serious harm on the most vulnerable Ethiopians.

America's close alliance with Israel benefits Israelis far more than Americans, and inflicts serious harm on our political interests in the rest of the world.

In order to inflict serious harm, a virus has to clear several biological hurdles.

The worst-case scenarios involve predators and others who would inflict serious harm.

"The immediate imperative is that Australia acts swiftly to change the present policy settings that are inflicting serious harm".

All were intercepted or reported to the police before they could explode, but spokesmen for the police said their components were capable of inflicting serious harm.

While scalds and falls on tile can inflict serious harm in the bathroom, modern kitchen appliances and gadgets offer many more opportunities for injury.

Second-degree murder usually involves killing on the spur of the moment, or where the offender intends to inflict serious harm but realises it may cause death.

When it reaffirmed the constitutionality of capital punishment three years ago, a splintered Supreme Court said it believed lethal injection carried neither "substantial" nor "objectively intolerable" risk of inflicting serious harm.

In 2012, the Vikings cut practice squad running back Caleb King hours after he was released from jail after allegedly inflicting serious harm on another man in a fight.

And this, the charge sheet concludes, is now inflicting serious harm on both the country and the Conservatives' future electoral prospects.