Sentence examples for considerable grief from inspiring English sources

His first foreign-policy move, in the Bay of Pigs, followed this script and caused the United States considerable grief.

A judge ruled that she had caused her father, who has dementia, "very considerable grief" and that "it seems only right that she should go to prison".

It's a minor hiccup of a restructuring by the standards of Albert J. Dunlap of the Sunbeam Corporation but one that brought considerable grief to Rhode Island.

As he goes off, he glares at Juan and then sarcastically applauds the crowd, who are giving him some considerable grief.

After he died, the oncologist said nothing to the family, made no call and sent no card, infuriating my friend and adding to her considerable grief.

The Knicks took considerable grief for signing Tim Hardaway Jr. to a four-year, $71 million contract, but how much did they miss the injured Hardaway over the past 20 games?

Not only is Mr. Monserrate awaiting trial on charges that he hit his girlfriend in the face with a broken drinking glass, but he caused Democrats a considerable amount of grief last month when he joined Senator Pedro Espada Jr. in a surprise vote to oust Malcolm A. Smith as majority leader.

She was refunded, but not without a considerable amount of grief.

Conversely, the costs of not providing leadership and the organizational infrastructure to help people deal with their grief are considerable.

Despite being a lunatic, he used his considerable legal skills to provide no end of grief to the gaming community.

On the other hand, family based cognitive behavioural therapy might provide considerable relief in the initial period of intense grief without causing harm.