Sentence examples for a much graver from inspiring English sources

Yes, because playing tennis with your wife is a much graver proposition than winning Majors.

The word "racism" invites dispute because it is simultaneously a much graver accusation, and a less specific one.

That is a much graver worry for Mr Osborne than when precisely he should get the budgetary squeeze under way.

For Blanca these acts of thievery represent a mastery of fear, and we find ourselves applauding crimes that pave the way toward a much graver one.

Now the industry is facing a much graver threat as it seeks to determine how long the administration's deepwater drilling ban will last.

You could see that even if the interviewer's words were getting through to Wayne, then they were secondary in his mind to a much graver concern.

In response, Len McCluskey, Unite's general secretary, defended his union's alleged abuses as a modest reaction to much graver abuses by these "well-funded standard-bearers of the New Labour status quo".Somewhere between these two warring camps, but little closer to Ed Miliband, is a third one: tactical, gritty and sceptical of grand visions.

New York's cultural leaders saw it as something much graver: a warning that the Giuliani administration would wield city financing to punish any art that it disliked — "with no due process, no hearings, no place for the museum to argue its case before an impartial body," said Alan J. Friedman, who ran the New York Hall of Science at the time.

Walker had stopped for a juice on her way in and heard of much graver travails -- a man who lives in Contra Costa County's Brentwood and spent four hours in traffic Friday getting into San Francisco.

The Chinese demanded not merely bao qian (bow chen), as in "sorry I was late," but the much graver dao qian, a phrase that begins a formal apology.

He points out that a meltdown in Latin America would have much graver consequences for the U.S. economy than the "Asian contagion" that rocked financial markets last year.