Sentence examples for grievous record from inspiring English sources

At Liverpool he had a grievous record of irresponsibility even before his unprovoked attack on Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic.

The center pointed to several states with grievous records that are now trying to turn the corner.

U.N. Women is the first real attempt the United Nations has made to address its grievous track record on women's issues.

To borrow Peter Mandelson's words, Blair is intensely relaxed about helping dictators with grievous human rights records, in the Emirates, Egypt and Kazakhstan who share his conviction that Islamists must be wiped off the political map.

The State Department of Health inspected the home twice in the year before Ms. Gardner's death and, while it documented several violations, it did not deem the problems to be grievous, according to state records.

No fault in Tony Blair's record seemed more grievous to him than the failure to campaign, indeed to crusade, for an early British adoption of the euro.

Officials documented several violations, but none were grievous or life-threatening, according to state records, and no fines were assessed, state health officials said.

Polls showed that 16.6% of those who voted for Golden Dawn were victims of record levels of unemployment – the most grievous side-effect of massive budget cuts and lay-offs enforced as the price of being bailed out to the tune of €326bn by creditors from the EU and International Monetary Fund (IMF).

A new target of reducing serious violent crime - the 19,000 cases of murder, grievous bodily harm and death by dangerous driving last year - is to be introduced based on police recorded crime and not the much criticised British Crime Survey.

None involved grievous violence.

This a grievous blow.