Sentence examples for end up severely from inspiring English sources
Alexei Kudrin, former finance minister of Russia, said costs of Kremlin interference in Ukraine and isolationism economically could end up severely damaging the country's economy, and in particular its citizens.
With free schools increasingly appearing on local authority school application forms, it could mean some parents who have picked the school for their child end up severely inconvenienced.
Humans with the faulty gene are afflicted with Crigler-Najjar disease, a fatal illness in which patients cannot break down or excrete bilirubin and end up severely jaundiced.
But that small percentage would end up severely damaging one of the most successful and most publicly supported and admired programs that NASA has.
In a sport where in a single blink of an eye, a rider can crash and end up severely injured, Jamie stays calm.
To be sure, not every football player who gets concussions will end up severely depressed and/or attempt to take his own life.
But during the credit boom both firms piled into risky real estate and ended up severely weakened, with inadequate capital and toxic assets.
His father, meanwhile, was an identical twin from Philadelphia, an air force man who was discharged for drugs – and who ended up severely addicted to both drugs and alcohol, with traumatic consequences.
Mr Chen began his primary-school education around the age of 18 at a state-run boarding school for the blind, where he had too little money to afford to buy enough food; he ended up severely malnourished.Such injustices turned Mr Chen into a campaigner.
Posner explained that although the marriage bans purported to protect family stability and children's welfare, they ended up severely harming the tens of thousands of children of same-sex couples while benefiting nobody in particular.
Clinton gave a passionate speech supporting Obama at the 2008 Democratic National Convention and campaigned frequently for him in Fall 2008, which concluded with his victory over McCain in the general election on November 4. Clinton's campaign ended up severely in debt; she owed millions of dollars to outside vendors and wrote off the $13 million that she lent it herself.
