It all boils down to one grievous issue.
Transmission congestion management became a grievous issue with the increase of competitiveness in the power systems.
Given this grievous outcome, novel, effective treatments are urgently needed for this disease.
The film is a reminder of why absurdism flourishes under oppression: because, as we're reminded daily, autocrats even when their actions are grievous in their results—nonetheless render themselves ridiculous.
For Erozan, the current flap over Israel is a matter of a simple apology from one long-time friend (Israel) to another (Turkey) over a grievous incident that resulted in the deaths of nine Turks.
The resulting conflict resulted in grievous self-inflicted harm, not least feet peppered with buckshot.In February, after nearly four turbulent years in charge, Mr Trujillo said he would stand down at the end of June, a year earlier than scheduled.
Taken together, these numbers almost scream that the inside-the-Beltway crowd has been worrying about the wrong things, and inflicting grievous harm as a result.
(She is somewhat prescient as well, having written her play before the Columbine High School shootings in Colorado.) In any case, without the crutch of a conventional narrative or even a main character -- John Brad Maloww), the potentially explosive brooder, is merely part of an ensemble -- the playwright creates a hothouse for the misguided malevolence that might result in grievous disaster.
In other words, if you think you're entitled to be simply and univocally happy, any deviation from planned perfection may result in grievous complaints; those who never had much hope for anything may express contentment with a seemingly bad lot.
And, the image of America as a beacon of light for the world, already faltering as a result of grievous foreign relations missteps, will be snuffed out for good and our position as a global leader, gone forever.
