Sentence examples for most grievous case from inspiring English sources

They say this is the "most grievous" case of rape they have handled.

It's an irony not lost on activists that UVA -- like Harvard, like Columbia, like Brown -- is among the American universities generally regarded as leaders in research and academics, yet has been accused of some of the most grievous mishandling of sexual assault cases in recent years.

(Last month, it was announced that Monique Meunier, the most grievous of the troupe's stalled-development cases, is finally leaving. She will join American Ballet Theatre in the fall).

"If you do have a case where it's the 17-year-old who is one week shy of his 18th birthday and it is the most grievous crime spree you can imagine, you can determine that in that case life without parole may not be disproportionate," Chief Justice Roberts said.

It's the lover who suffers the most grievous harm.

We have before us an ordeal of the most grievous kind.

Its absence from home video has been one of the market's most grievous omissions.

'Tis most grievous, to so besmirch their arte with such savagery and discourtesy.

It saw the most grievous one-day massacre in America since the civil war.

(The increasing importance of standardized testing is one of the most grievous obstacles to actual education).

The omission of Rollins is only one of the most grievous.