Sentence examples for has left serious from inspiring English sources

First of all, governmental volatility has considerably slowed-down decision-making in all public policy areas, and the fragmentation and disempowering of the administration under Ben Ali has left serious marks on inter-institutional coordination and trust.

The royal lifestyle has not sat well, especially with Spanish unemployment at 25%. "The long, deep economic recession we are enduring has left serious scars in the social fabric," Juan Carlos acknowledged in a recorded five-minute video address Monday.

Labour said cuts to defence spending had left "serious holes" in the UK's future capability.

Bush's lame duck presidency has left a serious and potentially damaging leadership void, which Obama has had little choice but to step in and fill.

Japan's long economic slump has left voters with serious questions about the party's ability to manage the economy.

"For the first time, you're starting to see mainstream institutional investors become concerned that the decade-long stock-option binge has left companies with serious, structural earnings problems," said Patrick S. McGurn, the director of corporate programs at Institutional Shareholder Services, a Rockville, Md., group that advises large investors.

Severe flooding in some regions and drought in others has left many Zambians in serious need of food, the World Food Program said.

He has left it as a serious parliamentary force for the first time in its history.

Detective Inspector Suzie Chow said: "This was a violent attack which has left the victim with serious injuries and inquiries are ongoing to establish the exact circumstances.

An explosion in a third-floor flat near Market Place has left a man with serious burns.

Coming hard on the heels of a dismal performance in defeat by Aston Villa in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley, another late season collapse has left manager Brendan Rodgers facing serious questions.