Sentence examples for a grave development from inspiring English sources
He said the appearance of men carrying Russian weapons and wearing uniforms without insignia was a "grave development" and called on Russia to pull back its troops from Ukraine's border.
— Lincoln Caplan, Comment, October 28 , 1991The battle over the Supreme Court nomination of Robert Bork revealed to the public a grave development that legal scholars had been observing for some time: a breakdown in consensus on the most basic American legal principles.
By Joshua Rothman December 19 , 2012The battle over the Supreme Court nomination of Robert Bork revealed to the public a grave development that legal scholars had been observing for some time: a breakdown in consensus on the most basic American legal principles.
A grave development indeed.
He said the "reappearance of men with specialised Russian weapons and identical uniforms without insignia, as previously worn by Russian troops during Russia's illegal and illegitimate seizure of Crimea, is a grave development".
And the organisation's chief, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, said on Sunday it was a "grave development" that men had reappeared "with specialised Russian weapons and identical uniforms without insignia, as previously worn by Russian troops during Russia's illegal and illegitimate seizure of Crimea".
The discipline of systems engineering, over the past five decades, has used a structured systematic approach to managing the "cradle to grave" development of products and processes.
Interviewers also excluded children who met visible, recognizable criteria of mental retardation or grave development disorders.
If France and Britain were to get involved, grave developments could bring Europe to a state of war, but would merely mean the virtual subjugation of Czechoslovakia to German rule.
The Anti-Personnel Mine-Ban Treaty is a testament to what can be achieved when the international community works collectively to tackle a grave humanitarian and development challenge.
Population explosion has created a grave setback in the economic growth and all-round human development in developing countries.
