Sentence examples for a grave problem of from inspiring English sources
The Turkish authorities acknowledge the country has a grave problem of violence against women – often involving wives killed by their husbands – but activists say not enough action has been taken.
We have a grave problem of militancy and the attacks in Mumbai are a grim reminder of the endless possibilities of terror.
Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is a grave problem in most of the urban cities in India due to generation of its huge quantity and non-availability of suitable and cost-effective technologies for treatment and disposal (Kumar et al. 2009; Bundela et al. 2010).
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.
This situation results in a grave problem, in that the magnitude of the problem of childhood cancer in the greater part of the jurisdictions of the country is unknown.
Its a grave problem that finds 44.2% of Singaporean men and 31.0% of women between the ages of 30 and 34 single.
Like the 2005 massacre at Haditha — when, in a near-spontaneous response to the death of an American soldier, marines killed twenty-four Iraqi civilians — the killings that occurred during Operation Iron Triangle suggested a grave problem within the chain of command.
This is an example of a recall at its most serious: a grave problem affecting a large number of vehicles, prompting the automaker to spring to action and immediately contact owners.
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.
Moreover, to give religious experience as he does a merely pragmatic value seems both to be begging the question and to be making light of a grave problem" (4).
This is indeed a grave problem as besides increasing the duration of untreated psychosis, it results in the underreporting of the disease.
