Sentence examples for for grievous damage from inspiring English sources

Last month Mr. O'Keefe shifted Gen. Roy D. Bridges from his job as director of the Kennedy Space Center to run NASA's Langley Research Center, where engineers who were consulted during the flight had urged closer attention to the potential for grievous damage to Columbia from the foam strike.

"I hope, and I would like to call on all politicians in this country, that for the grievous damage this man has inflicted on this nation, on its armed forces, he be banned from any form of public office for life.

The event triggered the war in Afghanistan, was used as a pretext for the invasion of Iraq and inflicted grievous damage on America's moral authority after the CIA torture of al-Qaida suspects and the detention of more than 700 people at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba.

For thousands of tourists gawking at the building, the grievous damage, and the army of construction workers swarming to mend it, are a sobering reminder not only of the horrors of the terrorist attack but also of the heroic efforts to clear the rubble and bring back Lower Manhattan.

She is doing grievous damage to Mr. Bush's reputation, and potentially to his presidency.

If it worked, it did so while doing grievous damage to the credibility of Wall Street and Washington alike.

They think they're inflicting such grievous damage on the Indians when the truth is the opposite.

Terry may consider it a victory of sorts, but the sport as a whole has suffered grievous damage.

After the healthy portion of a millennium, and grievous damage at the hands of revolution, still she stands.

Moreover, if such a conversation can henceforth never take place, then grievous damage has been rendered by the commissions that investigated intelligence shortcomings.

Mr. Ingersoll said the accusations had done "grievous damage" to United States foreign relations and promised to provide information about the payoffs.