Sentence examples for is being inflicted from inspiring English sources

What she's uncovered is evidence to suggest that concentration camps, beheadings, rape and starvation – basically every abhorrent thing you can think of inflicting on another human being – is being inflicted on the Rohingya community by their Burmese oppressors.

But the real damage is being inflicted on us.

How will the people appreciate what a truly awful punishment is being inflicted?

Australians have a right to know the damage that is being inflicted in their name on innocent people, including children".

The irreparable damage that is being inflicted on ecosystems, agricultural productivity, forests and water systems is accelerating.

Yet for every day that the conflict continues, more lives are being destroyed, more suffering is being inflicted, and the world is standing by instead of acting.

Once again, doctors played a critical role, providing professional opinions that no severe pain or suffering was being inflicted.

"We don't see any traumatic wounds in these remains which would suggest violence was being inflicted on living people.

All this, he assures me, is better than being "being inflicted by an unstable and imploding Europe that doesn't work.

"There's no plan to deal with the $25bn of cuts that are being inflicted by the federal government on our schools and hospitals," he said.

But remember that some of those blows are being inflicted not just in the public interest but also to protect a very vested private interest too.