Sentence examples for grievously large from inspiring English sources

After surviving numerous attacks, including suicide bombings that killed a grievously large number of his cabinet ministers and friends, not to mention peacekeeping troops and innocent civilians, Sharif stepped down without fuss after his defeat in Monday's parliamentary vote.

Without recourse to modern high-volume sampling gear capable of sampling many meters at a swath, such as hydraulic dredges, biomass of the continental shelf will be grievously underestimated if large infauna are present even at moderate densities.

On cue, conservative commentators argued that the president had grievously insulted Great Britain.

Having suffered grievously in jail, some prominent opponents of Mr Ahmadinejad have recently been let out pending appeal.

"It's hell," says a social worker in Balata, the city's largest refugee camp, which suffered grievously during two previous intifadas (uprisings), in 1987-93 and 2000-05.

Families mourned the large toll of dead, maimed and grievously ill soldiers.

Withdrawal from Sebastopol, which was besieged and suffered grievously in the Crimean and "great patriotic" wars, would be a humiliation.

Moynihan saw clouds looming: "Negroes today are a grievously injured people who in fair and equal competition will by and large lose out," he wrote in a memo for Johnson.

However grievously provoked by Hamas rockets, Israel's use of bombing raids and tanks and guns to kill large numbers of Palestinians will not "impress" Iranians.

Knox has suffered grievously.

He will be grievously missed.