Sentence examples similar to grievous objection from inspiring English sources

A more serious objection is that, like its unpopular predecessors, it confronts the taxpayer as a single bill and it crucially lacks what is known in the jargon as the revenue "buoyancy" of taxes, such as VAT and income tax, that rake in more as the economy does better.By far its most grievous fault, however, is its vulnerability to the so-called "gearing effect".

Yet serious objections remain.

None involved grievous violence.

This a grievous blow.

Some of them grievous.

The news is grievous.

And the grievous sore?

Any objection.

Their objection?

"Such misconduct does grievous harm to investors".

This was a grievous error.