Sentence examples for have grievous from inspiring English sources

MICHAEL HERTZBERG Upper East Side Mothers and Daughters, Then and Now To the Editor: Regarding the essay "The Caviar Lesson" (New York Observed, Dec. 23), it seems that mothers and daughters today often have grievous issues with each other.

Sparks, 2008] have expressed in the past, this will have grievous consequences for the fate of all humanity, not just our academic colleagues in New Jersey.

Motorcycles had an increased risk of involvement in grievous crashes and pedestrians and cyclists were more likely to have grievous injuries.

Richards is quick to assert that only about one per cent of abortions are performed at that stage, and that in the majority of those either the woman or the fetus has grievous health problems.

The wine and liquor were flowing, it was a good time, but now they were having grievous effects on me after only one or two hours of sleep and a full day at the office to pay the bills.

This isn't the first time the media has shunned mentioning someone who may have serious mental illness and has committed a grievous crime.

The questions have been grievous, the moral issues weighty.

There have been grievous moral deficiencies on both sides in the war with Iraq.

These questions are complicated, say psychiatrists, clergy and those who have experienced grievous losses themselves.

And her death by drowning, in 1981 at the age of 43, would have been grievous by any standard.

MASTERTON TROPHY: The award for perseverance, sportsmanship and dedication has usually gone to players who have overcome grievous injury or personal tragedy.