Sentence examples for have grievously from inspiring English sources
The two wars have grievously overtaxed American forces.
Modern firearms have grievously disrupted the Karamajong people's ancient, pastoral way of life.
"I have grievously sinned and long ago asked for the Lord's forgiveness".
These trends have grievously compromised judicial neutrality and the appearance of neutrality at the core of the nation's justice system.
We're talking about so-called clawback provisions allowing a company to retrieve compensation paid to executives who were later found to have grievously mismanaged or misbehaved.
In "Clawbacks in Word, Not Deed" (Fair Game, Aug. 4), Gretchen Morgenson described how few companies were recovering pay from executives "later found to have grievously mismanaged or misbehaved".
On cue, conservative commentators argued that the president had grievously insulted Great Britain.
On a team that has grievously lacked leadership Dickey's voice was welcome.
The incident has fueled concerns that the nation's highest law enforcement agency has grievously abused its powers.
Indeed, I agree with the Court that habeas relief under § 2254 is reserved for those prisoners "whom society has grievously wronged". Ante, at ____.
He had ventured into a temple used for animal sacrifice, and his presence, as the Dogons saw it, had grievously polluted the site.
