Sentence examples for inflicts to from inspiring English sources

War is seen as something men do, inveterately, undeterred by the accumulation of suffering it inflicts; to represent war in words or in pictures requires a keen, unflinching detachment.

"There is a big debate over how much damage Israel should inflict to prevent it," the consultant said.

Pain has to be inflicted to "eliminate the deficit", the chancellor insisted, along with another £22bn worth of "savings".

Most problems come from low-quality batteries or damage inflicted to them.

Vascular damage inflicted to the vein when using conventional harvesting techniques affects its structure.

Damage inflicted to the lower extremity was reported by fighters while wearing protection, against a similarly padded opponent.

Labour's Olympics spokeswoman Tessa Jowell called on the government to reverse the "damage inflicted" to school sport funding.

However, even then the Germans were unaware of the damage inflicted to Spitfire production.

High F4 damage was inflicted to 4 homes in this area.

The highest number of shots inflicted to a single victim was twenty.

Upon closer investigation, one can find collateral damage inflicted to the exterior from recent street conflicts.