Sentence examples for caused grievous harm from inspiring English sources
"I remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm.
During the past two hundred and fifty years, an array of methods and materials have been used on the easier-to-unwrap scrolls, including rose water, mercury, "vegetable gas," sulfuric compounds, and papyrus juice — most of which have caused grievous harm to the delicate plant material on which the text is inscribed.
That ruling caused grievous harm to many lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and transgender individuals, just as the Indian Supreme Court ruling will surely do.
- It is a serious matter that weighs heavily on the Pope and hence should weigh heavily on all Catholics: "I hold the stories and the suffering and the stories of children who were sexually abused by priests deep in my heart...I remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm.
Microsoft was jubilant; for weeks the company had been arguing that the conduct restrictions would cause grievous harm to the company and its customers.
If there were any doubt that Hector Quinones was intent on causing grievous harm Thursday, it would have been dispelled by one look at his hands — covered by two sets of gloves, one rubber and one leather.
He is on trial at the Old Bailey in London charged with manslaughter and causing grievous harm by wanton and furious driving under the 1861 Offences Against the Person Act.
The 49-year-old actor was also found guilty of negligent driving and causing grievous harm to the victims and given separate terms for each offence, but defence lawyers said all the sentences would run concurrently.
Its violation, particularly by nations that are looked to for leadership in the international community, causes grievous harm to the entire system.
King, of Chestnut Crescent, admitted grievous bodily harm and causing grievous bodily harm with intent.
