Sentence examples for grossly raised from inspiring English sources

When grossly raised, it is almost diagnostic of HCC.

There was also grossly raised aspartate and alanine aminotransferase (>6,000 IU), bilirubin (763 IU), and lactate dehydrogenase (5,211 IU) and he was referred for liver failure.

Problems raised by grossly malapportioned state legislatures were viewed as political questions not subject to constitutional measure.

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Sadly, budget constraints and Albany's Byzantine politics denied Judge Kaye legislative approval for more Family Court judges — and a grossly overdue raise in judicial pay.

Gasoline is grossly underpriced; the federal tax has not been raised in 18 years and is now a much smaller percentage of the total price.

To the Editor: Re "The Clear Case for the Gas Tax" (editorial, Aug. 16): Gasoline is grossly underpriced; the federal tax has not been raised in 18 years and is now a much smaller percentage of the total price.

Modest reforms by the last Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, raised hopes but failed to remake a rigid and grossly inefficient system.

From September 1996 to January 2000, Mr. Berger raised more than $593 million from about 280 investors by "grossly overstating" the investment performance and market value of the fund's holdings, the S.E.C. said.

Free speech campaigners, such as Article 19, have raised concerns about the confusion surrounding the broad definition of "grossly offensive" in the 1988 and 2003 acts.

The Patterson court acknowledged that in a proper case gross overpricing may be raised as an element of unconscionability, but it insisted that price (even grossly unreasonable) is only one of the elements of unconscionability.