Sentence examples for loss inflicted from inspiring English sources

As it stands, however, with just 15 games remaining, the 119-103 loss inflicted on New Jersey 29-388) by Charlotte 36-311) cannot be easily excused or forgotten.

A spokeswoman for the bank sought to distinguish these losses from the multibillion-dollar loss inflicted on Société Générale by Jérôme Kerviel, the rogue trader who made headlines early this year.

The 50-year-old leader will apologise to all Aborigines, who number about 450,000 among Australia's population of 21 million, for the "profound grief, suffering and loss" inflicted on them by the laws and policies of successive parliaments and governments.

Recriminations, too, ought to be put on hold although Arsenal, easing ahead on the away goals rule after tying the score here at 2-2 in the 84th minute, will be aghast over a loss inflicted primarily by Steven Gerrard's penalty moments later.

NEW YORK — Even now, after the American presidential election took center stage and a new storm sweeps the Northeastern United States it's still nearly impossible to put aside, least of all play down, the devastation and loss inflicted by Hurricane Sandy.

Transport simulations at the IO confirmed that charge-exchange sputtering of the SS surfaces would not affect burning plasma operation through core impurity contamination, but a second key issue is the potential melt damage/material loss inflicted by the intense photon radiation flashes expected at the thermal quench of disruptions mitigated by massive gas injection.

Together they suggest that the mother-loss inflicted by cancer can be salved, if not healed, by small acts performed, noted, remembered or retold.

The withdrawal from Lebanon was the result of military losses inflicted by Hezbollah fighters on Lebanese soil.

But he did not have insurance to cover damage to his inventory or sales losses inflicted by a disaster.

It was a war of wear and tear, during which the losses inflicted on the Germans were terrific.

I interrupted his writing it last summer, when I referred in an email to "the losses inflicted on the Palestinians".