Sentence examples for may inflict or from inspiring English sources

No matter the physical punishment he may inflict or the extensive knowledge he may possess of what Ewing will do, what Oakley has not been able to do yet is stop Ewing and his teammates.

However, a growing body of evidence suggests bullying and now cyberbullying may inflict harm or distress on targeted youth including physical, psychological, social, or educational harm.

California was also one of the first five states to adopt a "red flag law" which seeks to keep guns out of the hands of those who have a history of violence, domestic abuse, violent ideation or mental illness which leads relatives or law enforcement to believe they may inflict harm upon themselves or someone else.

This is because household heads that are well informed and belong to a social group are expected to distance themselves from any acts that may inflict externalities on others or that may have a legal implication.

Using arms underwater can be dangerous as your arms may inflict with marine life or corals.

There is no easy answer for dealing with abuse, or a person who may inflict it on you.

Be sure to report any injuries you may inflict on your attacker so that he or she may get proper medical treatment.

Use extreme caution when goosestepping indoors, around delicate items, pets, or small children, as a swinging foot may inflict damage upon these items.

Over the long term this may inflict hearing loss though it would not be detected in shorter term studies or studies which did not consider long duration separately.

Since I am a small person, the level of harm I may inflict on another is limited to a tiny hamster slap of my front paws or a little hip bump on a country dance floor.

He is keenly alive to the injuries that the past may inflict upon the present.