Sentence examples similar to lead to infliction from inspiring English sources
However, the Hitchcockian premise of I Saw A Man (Faber) by Owen Sheers – in which someone finds their neighbour's back door unexpectedly left open and goes inside – delivers a clever novel in which the healing after a bereavement leads to the infliction of more grief.
The infliction of spinal cord injury will bring about a series of severe complications and lead to adverse effects on patients' daily life.
Untreated lead poisoning can lead to death.
Concentrations of dabigatran prior to infliction of trauma was comparable between groups (590 ± 40 ng/ml).
Consistent with this hypothesis, a transient immune response triggered by DNA damage infliction or short-term exposure with immunogenic B. subtilis leads to efficient activation of protein turnover, while sustained feeding on B. subtilis evokes a strong protein accumulation indicative of chronic overloading of the protein degradation machinery.
Moreover, this sense of being victimized, which results from an intentional infliction of harm which is viewed as unjust and utterly immoral, has led to a lack of empathy towards the enemy and further manifested itself through a shirking of Israeli responsibility, for example, regarding the Palestinian refugee problem while promoting self-righteousness.
Every lead leads to another lead.
