Sentence examples for damage grossly from inspiring English sources

Such hubris brought us to grief in Vietnam and Iraq and may do so again with President Obama's cold-blooded use of drones and his indifference to so-called "collateral damage," grossly referred to by some in the military as "bug splat," and otherwise known as innocent bystanders.

RJ Reynolds plans to appeal against the court's decision - the company's vice president and assistant general counsel Jeffery Raborn called the damages "grossly excessive and impermissible under state and constitutional law".

In the meantime, foreign journalists who entered Gaza when the operation was over reported that the initial stories about the damage were grossly exaggerated.

Yesterday, the Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court found the punitive damages were "grossly disproportionate to the compensatory damages awarded" and ordered arbitrators to reconsider the matter.

Judge Hamilton ruled that two Guidant patents were invalid and said the $140 million in damages was "grossly excessive".

Hepatic damage was assessed grossly and microscopically for all of the groups.

Only two situations warrant pruning tree stems -- other than stems that are damaged, dead or grossly misplaced -- at planting time.

The deliberate misreporting of income and employment grossly damages the official data that frame crucial policy debates.

Previously restored teeth with any filling material, in addition to grossly damaged teeth as well as completely calcified teeth were all excluded from the study.

Structures grossly damaged by the procedure were the plantar fascia, flexor digitorum brevis muscle, abductor hallucis muscle, lateral plantar artery and the adjacent small plantar muscles.

Microscopy studies suggest that this peptide kills microbial cells by inducing pores of ∼20 30 nm in size in microbial membrane on a short time scale, which further develops to grossly damaged membrane envelope on a longer time scale.