Sentence examples for that it inflicts from inspiring English sources

The sickness will be rooted in football's tragic flaw, which is that it inflicts concussions on its players with devastating frequency.

We must consider the unacceptable violence, both psychic and physical, that it inflicts on our fellow citizens.

Now social scientists are beginning to assess the damage that it inflicts on Americans -- the rich as well as the much less rich -- in their daily lives.

The Labour government may be doomed, but the absurdist regime that it inflicts upon us – in an attempt to construct the perfectly ordered society – has life in it yet.

Well, Bristow has lost his role at Sky Sports: Sky has, quite correctly, dropped him What Bristow's tweets underline is a toxic form of unreconstructed masculinity, and the damage that it inflicts.

A drawback of this approach is that the scheduler has no information on the interference that it inflicts on the neighboring cells, and hence it is only able to maximize own cell performance in a selfish manner.

The army says it is convinced that it inflicted a severe beating on the guerrillas during their offensive last November.

But we should be able to fight against it without exploiting the still-open wound of slavery, and the horror that it inflicted on black bodies.

Chancellor Helmut Kohl of West Germany urged Poland today to acknowledge that it inflicted "an injustice" on Germans who came under Polish rule after World War II.

Only a Europe united with the United States, Mr. Bush seemed to say, can avoid the carnage that it inflicted on itself and the rest of the world.

While the Independence Party, hitherto seen as a mainly marginal protest group, drew support from all three major parties in the Eastleigh vote, early analyses of the voting suggested that it inflicted most damage on the Conservatives.