Sentence examples for readily inflicted from inspiring English sources

So unfeeling about the pain I so readily inflicted on innocent people?

H2O2 is freely permeable across membranes and readily inflicts oxidative damage to cells.

The organization said that those detainees who did not readily cooperate were inflicted with "severe pain or suffering, leading to the deterioration of their mental health and to physical injuries, including with long-term consequences in some cases".

And, more important, whether the damage that the no vote has inflicted is readily reversible.

In this sense, Sam the koala was an ironic representative of her species, survivor of a calamity amply publicised and readily understood; far greater ecological damage on Australia has been inflicted by easy government acquiescence.

Rather, she said, the court should "vacate and remand" the Kentucky Supreme Court's decision that upheld the protocol, instructing it to consider whether the state's omission of safeguards used by other states "poses an untoward, readily avoidable risk of inflicting severe and unnecessary pain".

Older females more readily attacked one of the non-target species in no-choice tests and inflicted higher mortality in one of the choice tests.

Although the association between belonging to the Catholic religion and suffering sexual violence could not readily be explained, membership to the Catholic church could have conferred increased vulnerability to war trauma inflicted by the rebels or the government for different reasons.

They inflicted pain.

It also inflicted unspeakable pain.

We have inflicted it on ourselves".