Sentence examples for surely inflicted from inspiring English sources

The inevitable other shoe dropped when plaintiff lawyers began contemplating class actions against Google for the grievous and callous emotional harm it surely inflicted on someone somewhere.

A one-off, limited, punitive strike by the United States and its allies will surely inflict more gratuitous violence on the long-suffering Syrians without enhancing Western or world security.

In reality, while he ponders the punishment Uefa will surely inflict upon him, Pellegrini should look much closer to home for reasons why City's Champions League ambitions are surely over for another season.

"And the cowardice of voters not held accountable for such a momentous and complex decision that will surely inflict massive economic burdens and long-lasting political disadvantages upon the whole British population".

If not, electoral defeats far more severe than those inflicted this time will surely impose such changes.

I remember the bruises from my playmates who mistook my shins for the ball, and, surely, the compensatory bruises I inflicted.

"Surely it matters that, at the time, violence inflicted by a man on his wife or romantic partner was widely considered a private affair.

If the alliance does collapse, its failure will surely be seen as another concrete sign of the damage inflicted on Gazprom by the success of the shale gas industry in the United States.

Bolt had written of commentators on asylum seekers being forcibly returned to Sri Lanka: "If a crime against morality has been committed, it is surely this: that so many atrocity mongers and moral posers have inflicted upon us a gigantic fraud".

Surely no one would inflict such a cumbersome procedure on people.

No government surely would want to inflict serious punishment on such an amiable and charming "legendary folk hero".