Sentence examples for By grievous from inspiring English sources
The massive and unprecedented utility and opportunities provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) have been shadowed by grievous security and privacy tradeoffs, which have become a focal point of attention for the tech industry in the recent months.
The consequences have often been grievous.
They were very expensive mistakes caused by "a grievous lack in communication". - A 2015 report published by the Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions found that communication failures were linked to 1,744 deaths over five years and caused $1.7 billion in malpractice costs.
But this salutary fact is offset by a grievous migration of the state's youngest and brightest.
Credible allegations of sexual assault have been made, accompanied by such grievous physical injuries that medical transfers to Australia have been required.
Disturbed by the grievous imbalances in higher education, Dr. Mellow has written and spoken frequently about the problems that community colleges face.
He had a future and, if he lives, he still has a future, as clouded as that seems by the grievous threat from his injuries.
(of a person) that is to be pitied, sad, poor, wretched, unfortunate (applied to the actions of persons in a pitiable state) attended by misery, grievous, distressing; miserrima Dido: most sad Dido..
Sure, Mr. Frey was supposed to have been humbled already, brought low by the grievous sins he chronicled in "A Million Little Pieces," his best-selling creative nonfiction memoir novel of drug addiction.
Haunted by the grievous price paid in the trenches, that "hell where youth and laughter go", it seemed to him that victory was indistinguishable from defeat, an attitude that one irate military historian dismissed recently as "muddled thinking".
