'severe injustice' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an instance of unfair treatment or a gravely wrong decision. For example: "The conviction of an innocent man is an example of severe injustice."
Now it's up to the House to totally end the disparity and the severe injustice it has wrought.
In a letter written to Judge Reade on Monday, six former attorneys general, one former solicitor general and more than a dozen former United States attorneys criticized "the government's extreme sentencing position" and the "potentially severe injustice" that could result.
As would be expected, this is resulting in severe injustice.
And the cutting of these programs from our universities is exactly that - a severe injustice.
Baha'i women are doubly at risk, being female and Baha'i, and as victims of severe injustice, they deserve more outrage and support than Assange and Wikileaks.
Circuit Judge Emmett F. Hildreth urged the state to drop its suit, declaring it would result in "a severe injustice". But when the state refused, the judge ordered the family off the land.
It should also correct some severe injustices in the immigration laws that have hurt immigrants who have been in this country for more than a decade.
In Taranto and Bari, the neoliberalisation of the urban space intersected and accrued persisting and severe injustices while ignoring them.
That doesn't mean we know or have the ability to implement every possible solution, but we will certainly make more progress if we understand and affirm the full extent of our problems - because despite past severe injustices and despite many failed attempts to better serve disadvantaged communities, we can have faith in our state, and our nation.
"People see the terrible injustice and starvation, people see children being slaughtered, detained, and living in subhuman conditions, and the severe restrictions on freedom of movement".
"There is serious injustice".
