Sentence examples for probably inflict from inspiring English sources

The outcome will probably inflict some damage to Apple's reputation.

So continuing to attack him on the campaign trail, at this point, would probably inflict more long-term harm on Mrs. Clinton than on Mr. Obama, her advisers said.

However, these variants will probably inflict very modest risk increments and physiologic characterization of such loci will be extremely challenging.

Medical examiners said Mr. Konopka died from head injuries probably inflicted by stomping.

Dr. Sampson testified that Nixzmary's fatal head injury was probably inflicted two days before her death, and that she was unconscious for more than 13 hours and dead for more than 7 hours before her parents sought medical help.

I suspect that Scherzinger probably inflicted the name on her fanbase, in an attempt to seem more popular than she actually is, much in the same way that the X Factor's Katie Waissel tried to start a movement by christening her fans Waissel's Warriors.

While Hamas' 3,300 rockets probably inflicted a few tens of millions of dollars of damage on Israel, Israel inflicted a staggering 6 billion dollars of damage on Hamas.

As the Mexican cavalry advanced on the group, Almaron Dickinson and his artillery crew turned a cannon around and fired into the cavalry, probably inflicting casualties.

In reviewing the autopsy, Boettcher said that the numerous blows which killed Leigh came from multiple directions, and were probably inflicted with different items, indicating the possibility of more than one perpetrator.

These were probably inflicted during the severing of the ears.

Four of the five rami of the mandible have cut-marks along the anterior border, probably inflicted as a result of masseter muscle removal and/or detachment of the temporalis muscle from the mandible [cf. 19], [ 37], [ 50].