Sentence examples for potential to inflict from inspiring English sources

But the yoga community long remained silent about its potential to inflict blinding pain.

Loan defaults obviously have the potential to inflict even more serious damage.

It is a car crash for Gordon Brown that has the potential to inflict immense damage on both him and the Labour campaign.

It is calling on the government to pause the implementation of reforms that it described as having the potential to "inflict great and irreversible damage" on the sector.

Outrageous distribution "When you go into this open-source model you are giving up the potential to inflict that much pain on people.

And the spaceship is travelling at such a speed that even tiny grains of dust have the potential to inflict serious damage if they strike the craft.

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.

In this context, the potential of blank cartridge to inflict serious and potentially lethal injuries is still grossly underestimated [ 5].

The ability to inflict "unacceptable damage" on a potential aggressor is the ultimate guarantee that Britain will not be invaded or destroyed.

Non-maleficence is the " obligation not to inflict harm" [ 3] on patients (unless this is outweighed by potential benefit to the patient), in part by providing safe treatments.

Potential asphyxiation suicides were identified by selecting incidents where manner of death was suicide and the primary method used to inflict the injury was coded "hanging, strangulation, or suffocation".