Sentence examples for started inflicting from inspiring English sources

His latest contribution is a small survey — and the New York solo debut — of the British artist Stuart Brisley, a multimedia wizard of the abject, absurd and often scatological who was born in 1933 and started inflicting himself on the London art scene in the mid-1960s.

Last week, our resident musicologist, Josh Haddow, uncovered a truth that's secretly been plaguing Ed Sheeran fans ever since the ginger troubadour sprung out of his warren and started inflicting his acoustic guitar music on us over two years ago: his fans are sad, lonely and only have two friends in real life.

It will turn grey when it is the time to start inflicting damage.

But what I currently find most ominous is the spread of a destructive idea: the view that now, less than a year into a weak recovery from the worst slump since World War II, is the time for policy makers to stop helping the jobless and start inflicting pain.

The Russian economy has been teetering for months as the combined bite of falling oil prices and Western sanctions over its involvement in the Ukraine crisis have slowly started to inflict pain on Moscow, Russia's financial hub.

As Obama and his aides have done for weeks, the president in his radio address offered a litany of hardships he said would flow from the sequester, saying, "Severe budget cuts... have already started to inflict pain on communities across the country".

Another man said it made no sense to start to inflict damage on one part of the moor when the whole area barbecue free at present.

At the line,"Villain, be sure thou prove my love a whore", this Othello starts to inflict Abu-Ghraib-style torture methods on his nemesis, whom he nearly asphyxiates with a plastic bag.

But if you can just hang onto them over the first four or five holes, you can start to inflict some damage.

Yet, as Advanced Micro Devices starts to inflict major damage on Intel in the microprocessor space, the commoditization of processors is a more likely explanation for a more closely fought battle than is the management theory.

WASHINGTON, March 2 (Reuters) - Just hours after across-the-board spending cuts officially took effect, President Barack Obama pressed Congress on Saturday to work with him on a compromise to halt a fiscal crisis he said was starting to "inflict pain" on communities across the United States.