Sentence examples for a grave problem and from inspiring English sources
This poses a grave problem and calls into question whether the food processed in the plant qualifies as kosher.
Marykate Connor, a longtime advocate for the homeless who has worked with the terminal's residents over the past three decades via federal and local programs, said the city missed an opportunity to deal with a grave problem, and she predicted consequences.
The moderates, however, presented a grave problem and inspired a whole industry of Sabbatean hunting that extended into the 19th century.
Though climate change is a grave problem, Levitt and Dubner treat it mainly as an opportunity to show how clever they are.
We have a grave problem of militancy and the attacks in Mumbai are a grim reminder of the endless possibilities of terror.
In August, the Association of State Correctional Administrators not exactly a soft-on-crime organization released a report in conjunction with Yale Law School acknowledging that "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem drawing national attention and concern".
In recent days, the Chinese president and prime minister have spoken of a "grave problem," called for openness and pledged to spend whatever it takes to overcome SARS.
And the commission dropped an explicit warning that Bulgaria was endangering its chances of joining the euro and the Schengen passport-free travel area.Even so, the reports hit home, complaining of a "striking" absence of convincing results in Bulgaria's anti-corruption fight, and of a "grave problem" over the "lack of accountability and transparency in public procurement" when spending EU funds.
We ignored a very grave problem and thus were condemned to repeat it.
The continued suspension of Patrick Vieira, combined with the injuries to Edu and Gilberto Silva, presents a grave problem to Arsenal.
"Colombia is a democratic state to the extreme," said Gen. Fernando Tapias, head of the armed forces, "and is combating a grave problem with peace legislation".
