Sentence examples for that inflicts from inspiring English sources

Pakistan is sponsoring a terrorist infrastructure that inflicts terror on the region, but also globally.

Handily obscured in the process is an economic system that inflicts deprivation across ethnic communities.

Does not such treatment hold a mirror to the society that inflicts it?

"They are masters of tax evasion that inflicts massive damage on resource-rich countries".

AGES 3-6 -- On balance, this is a sweet little movie that inflicts no harm.

A game that inflicts those conditions on its players without due acclimatization ought not to be deemed fit for purpose.

When it comes to doing something that inflicts pain on ordinary Nigerians, the president is quick to do it.

Also deeply insulting is your reference to our belief in "an evil spirit that inflicts madness and death".

When Emma is gang-raped at a party, it is her peers' and adults' reaction that inflicts the deepest damage.

"Human trafficking is a crime that inflicts terrible harm on the most vulnerable members of society: victims of abuse, the poor, children, runaways, immigrants," Judge Lippman said.

It's a sheer perversion of speech to describe the society I live in as one that inflicts violence on the underprivileged.