Sentence examples for had severely from inspiring English sources

Their collaboration in Iraq had severely crippled Al Qaeda.

Yet films showed all 50 had severely clogged colons.

In his lawsuit, Mr. Schobel said the ouster was illegal and had severely damaged his reputation.

Asked if it had severely damaged his reputation in financial markets, Hands replied: "It has, yes".

Megrahi's return had severely offended American sensitivities and renewed tensions that set the relationship back.

In a letter to President Bush, the governor said the fires had "severely taxed California's resources".

He had severely injured his spinal cord and for some weeks his condition was critical.

Mr. Dey said armed men had severely beaten staff members at the warehouse before stealing the food.

For the Bush administration, the guilty verdict salvaged a case that had severely tested its approach to terrorism.

His admiration was selective and he believed, wrongly in my opinion, that the quality of MPs had severely deteriorated.

The editor of the Independent, Chris Blackhurst, told the Leveson inquiry that Hari's behaviour had "severely damaged" the newspaper's reputation.