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Not only do they hope foreign forces may inflict further damage on the insurgency before then, but they also need the time to train an Afghan army that can outlast both their presence and the Taliban.The shooting adds fresh strain to ISAF's relations with Mr Karzai and his government, on whose behalf, it is sometimes hard to remember, it is fighting.

Those owners are implicitly assuming that a rebound is imminent, yet the downturn may be prolonged.Such a downturn could inflict further damage on the banks.

Moreover, although an empiric approach may be scientifically/statistically justified, the lack of causal understanding may form a psychological barrier and hamper physicians' willingness to inflict further toxicity or risking reduced cure rates.

Although England ultimately can claim the high ground, Cook will have to learn – and may well do, of course – when the potential is there to inflict further damage and when to take what you have and retreat.

It may be that Carter and Fox are unwilling to testify to a total program unit cost because they are unwilling to inflict further "sticker shock".

The latest international strictures are not supposed to inflict further damage on its food supply.

Ms. Burnham warned that looting could inflict further damage on the city.

Dinosaurs eat and mangle people, who inflict further injury to themselves in their efforts to flee.

It is madness for the union to inflict further damage through strike action".

Moreover, after two years of such agony, which politician would want to inflict further painful reform on his voters?

His pace and finishing ability could inflict further misery on Chelsea and sink them to the relegation zone this Christmas.