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To acquire other veterans, Steinbrenner traded young players; sportswriter Buster Olney called this "a practice that ultimately inflicted serious damage on the organization, leaving the team without the needed influx of young and cheap talent".

If drilling commission's appointees act based on their apparent ideologies, there is a very real possibility that they will ultimately inflict yet another, orders of magnitude bigger, man-made economic catastrophe on their own.

Each having its own secondary function that I unleashed one too many times in elevator shafts inflicting damage that ultimately lead to my demise prematurely.

The pressure will be on England after losing their opening group game - just as they did in last year's World Cup when Sri Lanka inflicted a shock defeat that ultimately denied them a place in the final after the result was taken through to the Super Six stage.

That's why companies like Apple, Pacific Gas & Electric, Exelon, and CVS have severed ties with the Chamber, knowing too well that the Chamber's actions could ultimately inflict a devastating blow to their brands.

As they were driven back toward Amboy, more and more Americans appeared, ultimately inflicting about 100 casualties.

Darius reacted to this effrontery by stretching his line thin in an effort to counter Alexander's move, and that, ultimately, created the opening through which Alexander charged -- thus inflicting the decisive blow.

That ultimately benefits shareholders.

search that ultimately picked James.

And that, ultimately, is all that matters.

I think that ultimately speaks for itself".