Sentence examples for will be inflicted with from inspiring English sources
God forbid the NHS will be inflicted with another eager politician hoping to make their name with yet another Big New NHS Idea.
It is estimated that 7,745 children under 5 will be inflicted with severe acute malnutrition (SAM) in The Gambia in 2013.
2 As the second most common cause of blindness worldwide, Quigley and Broman estimate that by 2020, 79.6 million people will be inflicted with glaucoma worldwide, of which 11.2 million will be predicted to be blind bilaterally.
The real damage of the cuts will be inflicted on smaller companies and individuals and those on the fringes with fragile balance sheets.
Otherwise, further damage will be inflicted by such actions".
We will work closely with the government to help it mitigate the pain that, it seems to us, inevitably will be inflicted.
But there is a real chance that such damage will be inflicted in vain.
No doubt this monstrous creation will be inflicted on film studies students in years to come.
But who knows what violence and pain will be inflicted in the meantime?
"Time will one day heal the wound to that confidence that will be inflicted by today's decision.
What is not healed within us will be inflicted upon others.
