Sentence examples for which can grossly from inspiring English sources

The main limitation of performing a neurological examination in those patients is the need for sedation, which can grossly interfere with the evaluation.

The brevity of the crossing lends it an air of safety which can be grossly misleading.

This case is further evidence that Congress needs to clarify vagueness in the statute, which can lead to grossly unfair results.

Chairwoman Margaret Hodge of the Labour Party called it "a grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage in my view the standing and reputation of the BBC".

MP Margaret Hodge, who chairs the committee, told those present that the meeting was a "grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage the standing and the reputation of the BBC".

At the end of a three hour session of the powerful public accounts committee, which saw Thompson – CEO of the New York Times Company – and Patten disagree over who knew what about executive payoffs, it fell to a clearly exasperated Hodge to conclude it was "a grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage in my view the standing and reputation of the BBC".

She says the committee wants the names and details of 150 senior managers She says: I think all of us round the table really believe and value the BBC... and that's why this has been a grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage in my view the standing and reputation of the BBC.

Summing up the hearing, Mrs Hodge said it had been a "grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage the standing and the reputation of the BBC".

Grossly, it is a mass-like lesion extending to enclosing tissues which can mimic infiltrative cancer [3].

Which can be awful.

Which can really annoy consumers.