11.   The precise nature of the negligence must be unknown and no explanation of the way in which the injury was inflicted offered by the defendant.

12.   Even if deterrence failed, such attacks would inflict more injury than anything that the British could hope to achieve with conventional forces.

13.   Detectives are linking it with a series of recent armed robberies, and warn the men could inflict serious injury.

14.   Earlier in the day Pask had bought a kitchen knife similar to this one Mr Williamson said that knife was used to inflict dreaful injuries.

15.   And the White House, having polished its damage-control skills through repetitive use, blunted every thrust from the investigators before serious injuries were inflicted.

16.   Assault is any willful attempt or threat to inflict injury on another person, and may be committed without actually touching that person.

17.   Besides causing enormous monetary damage, corporate misbehavior inflicts actual injuries, he said.

18.   But the big birds, which can inflict serious injury with their huge claws, are easily startled.

19.   Dinosaurs eat and mangle people, who inflict further injury to themselves in their efforts to flee.