Sentence examples for grievously from inspiring English sources

Her own family's memories remain vivid: her grand father was grievously wounded but the only survivor, when his dugout took a direct hit.

If it cannot keep the oil flowing, its economy will suffer grievously and so will its claim to global leadership.Last is nuclear proliferation.

In the run-up to the election on August 9th the opposition has suffered grievously.

But the Fed, the Bank of England and the ECB grievously misread the risks before the financial crisis, which weakens their claim to be reading them correctly now.

Mr Brown pins the main blame on the global financial collapse; but his own recklessness with the public finances as chancellor, for which there has been no acknowledgment of responsibility, also hurt Britain grievously.

Aleppo has been grievously bashed by them of late.

Nonetheless, the world is grievously underestimating the danger of deflation.The problem is that aggregate prices are dipping in so many places at once.

And it failed to set up a mechanism to allow a big international bank to go bust without causing the rest of the system to seize up.All in it togetherThe regulatory reforms that have since been pushed through at Basel read as an extended mea culpa by central bankers for getting things so grievously wrong before the financial crisis.

Modern firearms have grievously disrupted the Karamajong people's ancient, pastoral way of life.

The first is to give succour to the ordinary people of Gaza, who have suffered grievously in the past seven years and more.

Electricity consumption and cargo traffic both shrank in the final months of 2008 and in early 2009, implying that China's economy suffered more grievously than the official figures allow.