Sentence examples for it has inflicted from inspiring English sources

This time, it's the state itself giving an account of the terror it has inflicted on its people.

Intellect without passion or conscience has lost its bearings -- witness what it has inflicted, from atomic weapons and planet-heating industry to unregulated GMOs -- and fallen into an abyss from which not even warm-hearted Watson can rescue it.

The fighting has drawn stinging criticism from Western governments for its indiscriminate brutality and the casualties it has inflicted on civilians, thousands of whom have been killed or wounded.

More important, it has inflicted fear, misery and death on its intended beneficiaries.

You begin to wonder if the Bush White House, in its urgent need to find scapegoats for the myriad disasters it has inflicted, is preparing to repeat a dismal and dismaying episode of the Nixon years.

It has inflicted hundreds of thousands of civilian casualties.

The two then signed a joint declaration in which Japan apologised for "the huge damage and sufferings" it had inflicted on Koreans during its colonial occupation, and which expressed the two governments' desire to work towards normal diplomatic relations.

It made you feel the drama of Hezbollah's decades-long struggle with Israel, and the sorrow it had inflicted on both sides of the Lebanese border.

I think it is about time that we put an end to this menace of dictatorship because it had inflicted so much damage to my country".

ISTANBUL, Dec. 1 — The Turkish military said Saturday that it had inflicted "significant losses" on a group of Kurdish guerrillas in Iraq, though it offered no evidence for its claim.

Earlier Sunday, the Turkish military announced that its fighter jets had attacked 12 Kurdish separatist targets in Iraq's Qandil region and that it had inflicted an unspecified number of "terrorist casualties".