Sentence examples for a graver problem from inspiring English sources

A graver problem is fiscal.

Beyond his blunders, Bloomberg has also had to struggle with a graver problem.

A graver problem is that "I, Roger Williams" feels less like a novel than a series of tableaus.

Yet a graver problem may be lurking behind the headlines — namely, that sustained, meteoric growth in emerging economies may no longer be possible.

On top of all this, the biological theory of plausibility also suffers from a graver problem: its predictive powers are faulty.

"We have a grave problem, I think".

A grave problem, it seemed, could no longer be denied.

If children are unraveling to this extent, it's a grave problem.

Toxicity from radiation therapy is a grave problem for cancer patients.

Federal education policy has a bounded impact; global warming remains a grave problem.

Alcohol later became a grave problem, however, and John eventually quit drinking altogether.