Sentence examples for to inflict more from inspiring English sources

People are gentle, unwilling to inflict more pain on anyone.

In this case, hackers used a malicious virus that was intended to inflict more harm.

The visit is expected to inflict more damage on Japan's ties with its neighbours.

Despite several senators losing confidence, [Donald ] Rumsfeldis still there to continue to inflict more damage.

It turned out Mr Yamamoto had wielded the bottle and ordered the three wrestlers to inflict more punishment.

America, for one, is loth to inflict more pain on its multinationals, which have borne the brunt of public criticism.

To test whether or not some males inflict more damage to females than others and if male harm is heritable, we compared the survival of females that copulated with the same males, and we compared their survival to the survival of females that copulated with the sons of these males.

Each day he threatens grave damage to actual human beings and the rest of Planet Earth, and each day he demonstrates his incapacity to do anything but inflict more damage.

Initially, Martha is a slightly less sympathetic character than George -- as the two seemingly match wits in a battle to see which can inflict more emotional wounds on the other -- but in the emotional climax of the third act, Morton finally makes us feel what this woman has gone through over more than 20 years of difficult marriage to bring her to this point.

Rampant, unregulated Wall Street speculation by taxpayer-backed too-dangerous-to-fail megabanks must not be allowed to wreck another market and inflict more pain on Main Street.

These attacks inflict more casualties to the enemy and do not inflict any civilian casualties".