Sentence examples for most serious offense from inspiring English sources
Mutiny was regarded as a most serious offense, especially aboard ships at sea.
Cabey had the most serious offense against him, which was armed robbery.
Ali's most serious offense was a traffic violation two years earlier.
In earliest Christianity, the relapse of a baptized Christian into paganism (i.e., apostasy) was believed to be the most serious offense.
He was arrested three times between 2000 and 2005 as a young adult, with robbery as his most serious offense, according to the lawsuit.
His most serious offense, according to the authorities, was kicking a guard's boot while wearing shower slippers; Mr. Harris says he slipped.
Crimes in French law are the most serious offenses, punishable by death or prolonged imprisonment.
He told attorneys to reserve the most severe penalties for the most serious offenses.
She created a specialized domestic violence division, which handles the office's most serious offenses.
The plea agreement required that he plead guilty to each of the most serious offenses.
To violate that principle is one of the most serious offenses a student can commit at Columbia University.
