Sentence examples for for grievously from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — As the Pentagon and Congress argue over how to shrink the military to fit smaller federal budgets, no debate over matching money to mission is more heartfelt than the order to shut down the premier overseas hospital for grievously wounded troops and replace it with a new one.

Yet anyone who doubts his standing here in Brewster County need only come in August to the county courthouse in Alpine, Tex., when a defendant is scheduled to be tried on state felony charges for grievously wounding Clay Henry in a knife attack.

The case put the NHLPA in the awkward position of defending one of its members — Wilson — for grievously injuring another of its members, Sundqvist.

When they were apart, he pined for her grievously.

Cassidy seemed unaware of formaldehyde's volatile legislative history in which President Reagan's EPA initially dismissed the need for regulation, grievously downplaying the chemical's medical toxicity.

Imposing a draft on the military I served in would harm it grievously for years.

For Xi, this grievously undermines the scrubbed image of rectitude that his anti-corruption watchdogs are trying to uphold.

Most grievously, for decades he ignored the mounting evidence of priestly sex abuse which devastated thousands of lives.

(These include a revolutionary, a poor man and, most grievously for Tevye and his wife, a Ukrainian Gentile).

More recently the phrase has been co-opted by the angry antifeminists of the internet as a cover for untrammelled misogyny, grievously mislabelled "men's rights".

But it would also suffer grievously, for other reasons, if it seemed to undermine the security of the United States for refusing to follow Washington's lead in Central America.