Sentences with phrase «so grievous»

Pull Your Credit Report The FTC did a survey in 2013 and reported that 1 in 5 Americans have errors on their credit report, with 1 in 20 having mistakes so grievous it negatively affected the credit score.

This mistake is the most common, and what makes it so grievous is the fact that it's completely avoidable.

For Jesus, nothing was so grievous a sin against his Father's love as exclusion.»

If the sexual abuse of minors is so grievous» and it most certainly is» why should its punishment be harsh for Catholic and other private institutions, but soft for public schools where it occurs more frequently?

Not exact matches

Cutting your beard and hair was a grievous sin and so on.

Not that people shouldn't be forgiven even the most grievous of crimes, but sins are messy, hurting others is messy, and so forgiveness is often messy.

So I get how it is grievous to deal with, but freeing, like Brother Maynard talked about earlier in this thread (September 17, 2014 at 12:05 pm, paragraph 5).

The new liberal church need not fall into the grievous error, so popular among tolerant Americans, of thinking that it doesn't matter what people believe so long as they believe something.

We see many great people of God throughout the Bible at their lowest points and how their faith in God led them to be used for great things (and so despite their grievous sin we see them as holy because they grew and showed great faith and fruit) but what about those in the Bible who are said to have believed but are never heard from again in the text?

But the walls of the locker room are porous; those little lockers can hold only so many grievous inconsistencies.

Even more grievous is that our lifestyles are so utterly worldly that our praxis seems to give the lie to any residue of belief in life beyond the grave.

So as punishment for his grievous error, the Emperor sent the Ox god back down to earth, and compelled him to become a plough animal, to till the soil so the people could plant enough food to eat three times dailSo as punishment for his grievous error, the Emperor sent the Ox god back down to earth, and compelled him to become a plough animal, to till the soil so the people could plant enough food to eat three times dailso the people could plant enough food to eat three times daily.

That to me is the genius of this film - Mildred so angry, bitter and grievous - wanting justice for her daughter at any cost since the system has failed her.

Willis» Steve is the common thread throughout — calmly negotiating for the return of his niece's dog, impersonating a pizza delivery guy so he can infiltrate an enemy's lair, lecturing a group of slack - jawed kids about the dangers of drugs and hookers, narrowly avoiding grievous bodily harm at every turn.

Chase's frustration at making a grievous medical mistake is written in so we can see how House reacts.

«Cos a professional editor - in - chief wouldn't allow such HORRENDOUS, GRIEVOUS errors like «So the question is, should we quantify a distinction between an writer and a professional author?»

If it were so, it was a grievous fault, And grievously hath Climate answer'd it Here, under leave of Scepticus and the rest, For Scepticus is an honourable man; So are they all; all honourable men — Come I to speak in Climate's funeraso, it was a grievous fault, And grievously hath Climate answer'd it Here, under leave of Scepticus and the rest, For Scepticus is an honourable man; So are they all; all honourable men — Come I to speak in Climate's funeraSo are they all; all honourable men — Come I to speak in Climate's funeral.

What is difficult for us to comprehend is why the Department of Veterans Affairs, having entered into a settlement agreement and agreed to a consent order some 16 years ago, continues to resist its implementation so vigorously, as well as to resist equally vigorously the payment of desperately needed benefits to Vietnam war veterans who fought for their country and suffered grievous injury as a result of our government's own conduct.