Sentence examples for grievous miscarriages from inspiring English sources

Conlon became known as one of the Guildford Four, whose convictions, along with those of the Birmingham Six and the Maguire Seven, remain among the most grievous miscarriages of justice in British history.

As a consequence, such sentences will continue to be imposed, and only grievous examples of miscarriages of justice will pique people's conscience.

"The use of the death penalty in such circumstances carries the risk of grievous and irreversible miscarriages of justice since innocent people may face execution for crimes they did not commit," the UN investigators wrote.

Also known as the Malicious Shooting or Stabbing Act, it mainly deals with causing grievous bodily harm but includes as an offense "willfully and maliciously" causing or attempting to cause a miscarriage or abortion.

None involved grievous violence.

This a grievous blow.

Some of them grievous.

The news is grievous.

And the grievous sore?

"Such misconduct does grievous harm to investors".

It will suffer grievous losses.