Sentence examples for will continue to inflict from inspiring English sources
While the care and support available remains so inadequate, Alzheimer's disease will continue to inflict unnecessary suffering both on those living with the disease, and their families.
IT WON'T WORK The United States ambassador to NATO, Ivo H. Daalder, argues that stopping Colonel Qaddafi's air force will not be decisive; he will continue to inflict damage with tanks and helicopters, bombing oil refineries and depots on his way to retaking key towns.
That will continue to inflict damage on U.S. drillers.
The problem with this "smooth succession" theory is that Habibie will have to continue to inflict the sort of economic pain that destroyed the Suharto regime.
Rapists continue to inflict horror on an unimaginable scale.
Despite several senators losing confidence, [Donald ] Rumsfeldis still there to continue to inflict more damage.
Ireland, they say, must continue to inflict pain on its citizens — because to do anything else would fatally undermine confidence.
These create aftermaths, which continue to inflict trauma and reinforce beliefs".
The financial squeeze and pain being experienced by those that believe in these myths are immense and will continue to be inflicted until Americans start operating with new disciplines.
The elimination of Syria's chemical weapons programme was a major achievement, but the conflict continues to inflict immense suffering and will soon enter its fifth year.
But what about the tremendous suffering that the war has inflicted and continues to inflict on the Iraqi people?
