Sometimes you forget to backup your contact list onto your SIM before it gets tossed, which will certainly make you want to kick yourself for such a grievous mistake.
"Everyone in the CNR is running away from responsibility for what appears to have been a grievous disregard for human lives".
For Southgate, it was a grievous blow even if, ultimately, it will make little difference to his chances of going from caretaker manager to full-time occupant.
Macon Blair stars as Dwight, a homeless drifter who finds out that the man convicted for doing his family a grievous wrong is about to be released from prison.
But he became too ill with heart problems to attend the main event on Saturday, when an assistant secretary for the Army, Ronald James, gave plaques to the families present and apologized on behalf of the Army for what he called "a grievous wrong".
Thats a grievous offense for any company, but its especially lethal for an outfit like Persistence, a relatively obscure company with just over $10 million in revenues during the last twelve months and no earnings to speak of (in fact, its expected to lose 48 cents per share this year).
Moreover, the awkward truth was that while the death of the Israeli soldiers was a grievous embarrassment for the military -- as well as a tragedy for the soldiers' friends and families -- it was not the diplomatic disaster that was initially feared.
They consider excessive growth a grievous mistake for a young enterprise, and almost always fatal.
This has been a grievous season for the tight-knit tribe of combat photographers.
