Sentence examples for one inflict from inspiring English sources

Ms. Nothomb is the author of two other small books that, like this one, inflict the puncture of a cobra's fang concealed in caramel.

To understand this succinctly, one must recognize that all the elements of heterogeneous clinical biologic expressions are embodied in the primary cancer, and these manifest based on the level of injury one inflicts on it.

And most were doubly traumatized by having endured and survived not only a genocide but one inflicted on them by fellow Cambodians.

And they also hope that the return of Dante at centre-back will stop United from delivering a late blow like the one inflicted by Kagawa.

That is a little more than 10 times the number of people who perished on September 11th....yet, in response to 9/11, our country joined together, even if temporarily, as we so often do in the immediate aftermath of any tragedy, be it a natural disaster or one inflicted by our own desperate inhumanity...

A possible explanation may be that an earlier aldehyde attack paves the way for a later one inflicted by salivary iron-related ROS, a kind of 'cross-talk' between the direct aldehyde-related and synergistic metal-related pathways of attack.

Banks and other lenders also started calling in loans or at least withholding new ones, inflicting a credit crunch on the broader economy.Is such a wrenching balance-sheet recession avoidable?

I guess you could say I am sort of stuck in the middle, one of the "lucky" ones inflicted with both infertility and secondary infertility, although I managed to find the gold at the end of my rainbow.

One of those recollections describes a conversation among inmates engaged in some gallows humour, fantasising about what revenge they would one day inflict on their tormentors: "The solution to the German question".

One is inflicted, one is wounded.

Israeli officials said Israel was not the one inflicting the collective punishment, but Hamas.