Sentence examples for grave suffering from inspiring English sources

The Chinese foreign ministry said Japan should not forget the "grave suffering" it inflicted on its neighbours during the war.

They installed them into the very marrow of my being, using music, images, rites and a sense of fear that if I wavered from the true path, grave suffering would be mine.

If this regulation is adopted, it will promote innovation, make our research and industry more competitive, and, above all, help to save lives and deliver people from grave suffering; all these things you can bring to pass by endorsing this package.

Global Insight economist Howard Archer called the Bank of England's cut a "bold step" that was "fully justified, given that the already very weak economy has clearly suffered a serious relapse recently, and is now in grave danger of suffering a prolonged, deep recession".

The River Cafe is poised to reopen soon, after suffering grave damage last year in Hurricane Sandy.

And in 1993 Vice-President Al Gore said that the planet now was suffering "grave and perhaps [irrevocable] damage".

One day in the spring of 1998, Adrian's commander stepped on a land mine while on patrol in Kosovo, suffering grave injuries.

As a result, they say, creatures essential to global food production – from bees to earthworms – are likely to be suffering grave harm and the chemicals must be phased out.

Creatures essential to global food production – from earthworms to the birds that feed on them – are likely to be suffering grave harm, and the chemicals must be phased out, they say.

Bologna lost 4-1 at home to Siena at the weekend, their fourth successive defeat, and are in grave danger of suffering relegation from Serie A. Mihajlovic replaced Daniele Arrigoni in November but Arrigoni is now being linked with a return to the club he led to promotion last year.

But the stand accentuated the growing call for a moratorium on executions that was endorsed earlier this year by Gov. George Ryan of Illinois, a pro-death penalty Republican suffering "grave concerns about our state's shameful record" in meting out the death penalty to people later found to be innocent.