Sentence examples for will have inflicted from inspiring English sources
If the 21st century proves to be a time when this ideal is abandoned -- a time of surveillance cameras and creepy biometric face scanning in Times Square -- then Osama bin Laden will have inflicted an even more terrible blow than we now imagine.
The world is not an expendable resource; fixing the damage you have inflicted will be the issue for my generation.
The pain and hurt you have inflicted will be known full well.
"History will judge them for the tragedy they have inflicted upon our students; and it will not be kind," Lewis said.
Though April is lost for ever, the awful wounds her abduction and killing have inflicted on Machynlleth will begin, very slowly, to heal.
Bruce Pavlik, head of restoration ecology at Kew Gardens said that healing the wounds that humans have inflicted on the planet will require a global, scientific effort.
"We want to understand the business approach," he said, "and how management will overcome the problem that they very well may have inflicted on themselves".
Once you have inflicted enough damage to him, he will die.
Why two little boys should have inflicted such terrible violence on a playmate will never be known.
But the wounds Williams and Sharapova have inflicted on each other over the years will never properly be soothed.
The unlawful acts Solzhenitsyn has already committed have inflicted on us costs more profound than those which will come up abroad in the case of expulsion or arrest".
