They were organised 'ultras' whose sole aim was to start riots and cause grievous injury.

I don't diminish what was done last weekend, by me or anyone but those whose most grievous injury was phone-related, but you know what?

At times, the officer's work caused them grievous injury and a subsequent commendation from their department.

His life was undoubtedly affected by the grievous injuries he had sustained in a road accident as an undergraduate.

More grievous injuries require visiting a street-side doctor or use of medicine (which can be purchased from doctors or found on bodies).

To most other people it will seem like a grievous loss - always assuming that the attributions and de-attributions are justified.

This certainly was a grievous loss to him.

At 1100 hours the landing craft began to arrive, taking grievous losses on the approach into the beach.

In using such a blunt, discriminatory instrument, the authorities have made a grievous mistake.

It takes only a grain of history to understand why losing the survey would be a grievous mistake.

I now realise that was a grievous mistake.

The financial crisis was born in grievous mistakes committed by the private sector.

The decision heightens the risk that we will repeat the grievous mistakes of the past.

But many, many more are paying a devastating price in lost limbs and grievous wounds.

We were a little uncertain what movements we would see from an animal that had some pretty grievous wounds, but she was quite mobile and resilient.

Falcons are able to heal grievous wounds, be they internal or external.

In a final act of bravery, he crawled to the side of a wounded comrade and administered first aid before succumbing to his grievous wounds.

As long as they have a supply of blood, they can heal grievous wounds, including massive brain injuries, in seconds.