Sentence examples for a very grave problem from inspiring English sources

"I do not know how many villages have a very grave problem, but I know that it's a lot more than just a handful," said a Chinese doctor who works in the province.

Though Sirieix does worry about the trend: "Sometimes I see two people, a couple, who will just be on their phones, taking pictures, updating their status, I think it's a very grave problem, an addiction as big as smoking or drinking; for some people it's very bad and it's frightening to see.

We ignored a very grave problem and thus were condemned to repeat it.

"For example, in the case of trafficking, [collaboration between] countries that receive the children and the countries of origin of the children is a good example of partnerships to solve a very grave problem".

"We should not have tax cuts with borrowed money," Greenspan went on, warning of "very grave problems" if we do otherwise.

We are back again in a period of a major crisis of world capitalism, combined with a very dangerous international situation, and this is, of course, the general setting within which the specific and very grave problems of Great Britain, the British economy and British politics are being played out.

A Gallup poll that was done free for Malaria No More in recent days found that while 96percentt of Americans counted AIDS as a very serious problem in Africa, only two-thirds knew that malaria was also a grave threat.

This is a very serious problem.

Commercial corruption is a very serious problem.

It was becoming a very serious problem.

'The necessity for this legislation is a very grave one.