Sentence examples for undoubtedly inflicted from inspiring English sources
A war of attrition by the old guard has undoubtedly inflicted damage; but equally Jeremy Corbyn and his team never expected to win the leadership and weren't prepared for the aftermath, inevitably making a series of mistakes that cut through to the electorate.
The bigger that damage, the fewer the spare resources available to bear down on prices.Some damage has undoubtedly been inflicted on capacity, because the recession was spawned by a banking crisis.
Rachel Reeves well deserves a front-line post – but would her worst enemy wish work and pensions on her? Instructed to challenge the cruelty inflicted on families, she will undoubtedly sharpen Labour's feeble, and at times mean-spirited response to Iain Duncan Smith.
It would undoubtedly be weakened were it shown that they were not only not here first (or alone), but that they may have inflicted on their predecessors the same fate they themselves subsequently suffered.RICHARD SHINDERNew YorkSIR You address both the fate of Kennewick Man and the separation of church and state in America Lexingtonn, September 30th).
It also inflicted unspeakable pain.
We have inflicted it on ourselves".
Much economic damage has already been inflicted.
The gunshot wound inflicted by a nephew.
Care inflicted rather than humanely provided.
All damage inflicted was light.
