self-inflicted

Violent ends can be self-inflicted, at the hands of fellow prisoners, or caused by the guards.

But Brown sincerely believes all our pain is self-inflicted.

This makes her in some ways the perfect person to help the NFL recover from its self-inflicted wounds and get its act together.

Then a string of missteps, some self-inflicted by the White House, dashed any hope the House might act.

Perhaps you just bandaged a self-inflicted injury with some scotch tape and crazy glue.

He formulated a new law whose effect would be to deliver humanity from its self-inflicted woes.

This idea was that the soul would be lost unless sins were expiated, and expiated by self-inflicted torments on the body.

Even so man should be grateful for the great amount of good he receives from God, for many of the evils of man are self-inflicted.

What Lætitia and Julius suffered during their self-inflicted separation, Heaven only knows!

A self-inflicted death ought to be an honourable action, not a dishonourable means of escape from the necessity for action.