The fund's stock investments rebounded in 2003, but by then, grave damage had already been done.

Such material would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security if publicly available.

Secret, the next highest, was given to information that could cause grave damage.

He could also do grave damage while he's in its throes.

While the mistakes made by both our governments in the run-up to the Iraq war did grave damage, they are only part of the story.

Better war than that we do deeper, graver damage to our world itself.

He said: 'All these weapons in the wrong hands could cause grave damage.

But, as with the Nixon pardon, grave damage was done to our national moral fabric.

This could do grave damage to students who are working their way through high school now.

It is a last resort taken only after all other means of putting an end to the "grave damage" have been ineffective.