Sentence examples for may inflict their from inspiring English sources

Staggeringly strong and infused with herbs, his cocktails are said to cure one's ailments — the menu lists "Stress Relievers," "Pharmaceuticals" and "Therapeutic Treatments" — though they may inflict their own damage on livers.

There are also no federal regulations requiring automakers to limit the damage that their products may inflict.

Small wonder that the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled nearly 400 points on the day.Investors fear that central banks, in their zeal to prove their anti-inflationary credentials, may inflict some severe damage on economic growth.

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

We may inflict those judgments on one another, but we're really judging ourselves.

Criminal victimization may inflict economic costs, physical injuries, and psychological harm.

First, we have to have some basis for estimating the costs they may inflict.

The concern for Souness is that a highly motivated Bellamy may inflict Newcastle's fourth defeat in six games.

But the involvement in Syria continues to carry a grave threat, and may inflict heavy costs on the Russian people.

But more recent increases have pushed the rate up to a level where it may inflict damage.

While several different antioxidant proteins within the mitochondria scavenge and neutralize these molecules, some ROS may inflict damage to mtDNA.