Sentence examples for it is inflicted from inspiring English sources
In others it is inflicted mainly by one side.
Rather, it is inflicted by a payment system that prioritizes insurers' profits over human needs.
This downfall represents a moral fault if the subject consents to it; if it is inflicted upon him, it spells frustration and oppression.
Violence only poses a threat to civilization, apparently, when it is inflicted upon certain bodies.
And, in its failure, it is inflicting greater damage on an already weak economy.
BEIRUT — As the bloody conflict in Syria enters its second year, it is inflicting economic stresses and uncertainties on the country's neighbors.
A less cheerful possibility is that the gloom abroad feeds into Britain through its impact on exporters, and the pain it is inflicting on companies such as Marconi spreads across the economy.
It is inflicting unnecessary, indecent and inhumane suffering on tens of thousands of prisoners.
It indicates a crisis in Iran's tourism industry and it is inflicting irreparable damage".
"The system is absurd, and it is inflicting terrible damage on libraries.
The combatants include governments, museums, art dealers and auction houses as well as archaeologists and private collectors.James Cuno examines the underlying causes of this conflict, reporting on the wounds it is inflicting and proposing a route to a workable truce.
