Sentence examples for a particularly grave from inspiring English sources

Russia's interior ministry described the charges against him as "not of a particularly grave nature".

She said a "particularly grave" feature was that they had systematically starved him.

"Unregulated issue advertisements and independent expenditures by special interests present a particularly grave and immediate threat," the justices said.

Sheer weight of numbers makes the marketing of false hope to Aids victims in South Africa a particularly grave business.

Prosecutor Achim von Engel described the case as a "particularly grave case of tax evasion", calling for five and a half years in prison.

Lawyers for A argued that the bedroom tax unlawfully discriminated against women, and had a particularly grave effect upon women who had survived extreme forms of domestic violence.

Likewise, many people who deliberately or inadvertently disclose their private information will never suffer any particularly grave consequences.

Their conversation doesn't cover any particularly grave matters either, but Ms. Kirk and Mr. Chaplin capably evoke the complicated layers of feeling that simmer beneath the inconsequential discussion as they reanimate an old argument over Jerry's aversion to cuddling.

Court authorisation is required, first, because of the significant risk of making the wrong decision, either as to a child' s present or future capacity to consent or about what are the best interests of a child who cannot consent, and secondly, because the consequences of a wrong decision are particularly grave" [ 17].

This problem is particularly grave in basketball, a sport in which a single superstar can turn a laggard into a contender and a middling squad into a champion.

Several studies point to an association between thyroid diseases, particularly Grave's disease and vitamin D status in several ethnic groups, but none if not limited in the Middle East [ 4- 6].