Sentence examples for inflicted seriously from inspiring English sources
In order for Tsarnaev to get the death penalty, the US government must prove one of four "gateway" factors, the judge said in his instructions, including that he intentionally took a life or intentionally inflicted seriously bodily harm that resulted in death.
"The STFC seems landed in a position where it could inflict seriously damaging cuts in university physics departments and be unable to derive full benefit from the world-class facilities that have already been funded," Royal Society President Martin Rees declared in a statement.
We're asking if we should we take the horrors inflicted upon young women seriously.
Nobody was seriously damaged, whereas the Filipinos had inflicted incredible tortures upon our own people".
Roosevelt was convinced that "nobody was seriously damaged," whereas "the Filipinos had inflicted incredible tortures upon our own people".
British losses were negligible, with not one man killed or seriously wounded and only minor damage inflicted on Hydra and none on the smaller vessels.
What is seriously not in question is the damage inflicted on the Lions' scrummage soon after the interception try by Joe Roff.
If they take the confirmation process seriously -- and consider the harm Tillerson has inflicted on the planet to protect ExxonMobil's bottom line -- they will reject him.
The notice said, "You, someone in your control, or your pet, has seriously threatened immediately to inflict personal injury, or has inflicted substantial personal injury upon the landlord or other tenants," and specified an assault by her husband.
The naturalist boasted that he had never been bitten by a venomous snake or seriously bitten by a crocodile, adding that his worst injuries had been inflicted by parrots.
