Sentence examples for brought grief from inspiring English sources
Even when he won, he often brought grief to those above him and below him.
But almost all the $91m went on asphalt and almost none on safety, so the road that was supposed to make everyone richer has brought grief, too.
For Sikhs in the United States, India and elsewhere, the killing of six people at a gurudwara, or Sikh temple, in Wisconsin on Sunday afternoon has brought grief and sorrow but also concern that the rampage might be the latest example of a hate crime against Sikhs on American soil in the decade since the 9/11 attacks.
Nevertheless, it could ease a situation that has brought grief to relatives of those killed, poisoned Libya's relations with the West and punished the country's 5m citizens.Unsatisfying as it may be, the deal which is on the verge of being concluded represents something of a triumph for diplomacy.
The shooting of Councilman Davis brought grief and panic to City Hall and questions over how an armed man was able to get through the metal detectors out front -- a panic that subsided when it became clear that, as if in a plot from Shakespeare or a movie thriller, the killer had been whisked inside as a personal guest of his victim.
The coalition may not be keen on big government IT projects, but it's clear that the development of systems for the introduction of universal credits and Real Time Information are right up there among the big, complex and risky initiatives that have often brought grief to Whitehall.
This should bring grief to all men.
"Their program has the potential for bringing grief, strife, controversy and corruption into the forum".
"Their program has the potential of bringing grief, strife, controversy and corruption".
Finally, neither course turns out to be effective; Julien's and Manlius' struggles only bring grief, misunderstanding and death.
It is perhaps a tall order to expect Orbitz to maintain a stellar record in its quest to ferret out flight problems before they bring grief to customers.
