Sentence examples for typically inflicted on from inspiring English sources

FGM is said to be typically inflicted on girls aged between four and 13 and women who have been cut can also experience problems during child birth.

The form of the plague that fleas typically inflict on humans causes an enlarged lymph node and cannot be transmitted from person to person.

Parasitic insects typically inflict heavy mortality on herbivore populations [ 9, 10], and the specialized host use of both insect herbivores and parasitoids leads to the intriguing possibility that these hyperdiverse interaction networks are created "from within", that is, by diversifying effects that are transmitted or even amplified through many trophic levels.

All these regulations typically inflict only relatively low costs on providers and allow consumers to make more informed decisions.

All the damage was inflicted on that one day.

Words don't change the trauma one's actions inflicted on the person you harassed.

"Inflict the same life on him that he inflicted on me," she told the court.

But the wounds being inflicted on notes and coins multiply.

The damage inflicted on the environment by oil companies.

That and the smallpox inoculations inflicted on Bostonians".

We shall inflict on you the same damage you inflicted on us".