Sentence examples for may be inflicting from inspiring English sources

A cruel reality then, but is the music industry waking up to the strain it may be inflicting on its own artists?

Even as Cisco suffers, it may be inflicting more pain on its competitors.

Ponder on the idea that you may be inflicting the same pain that our antagonists have subjected us to.

Because of all this, we are all quite ready to join adversarial groups without thinking about the harm we may be inflicting in order to gain the benefits of social acceptance, pride, and status.

Penalties of up to seven years' imprisonment may be inflicted for desecrating these places.

It is religious worship, and the question is whether that may be inflicted upon those who may not want it".

Terror -- as opposed to terrorism -- may be inflicted by any loner with a vague political grievance and a gun.

Notably, that "the petitioner limits each of its claims to the harm that may be inflicted upon United States persons".

We concluded ultimately it was a question of fear -- fear of physical pain that may be inflicted on her".

However, there is concern in the Wolves camp that further damage may be inflicted because of a burgeoning notoriety for physicality.

It contains three clauses, which limit the amount of bail associated with a criminal infraction, the fines that may be imposed, and also the punishments that may be inflicted.