Sentence examples for are far graver from inspiring English sources

The reality is the theft of an iPod should be the least of most parents' worries, because there are far graver risks.

While Mr. Hamill can never forgive O'Malley for moving the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles, even he acknowledges that Mr. Madoff's sins are far graver.

These are far graver situations, surely, than the olfactory hazards of summer in the city, but Patus envisions consumer applications for Odorscreen, too, and New York is high on the company's list of stinky target markets.

He once said "Fuck you" to Ms Lewis.The two best-known mayors in America, Mr Emanuel and New York's Bill de Blasio, are both Democrats and both face long-term fiscal ills (though Chicago's are far graver).

While foreign countries and aid agencies are also sending relief to the Dominican Republic -- where hundreds, many of them Haitians, were killed in the border town of Jimaní -- the problems are far graver in Haiti.

Last night, Diskin weighed in directly on the Iran deal at a public forum in Tel Aviv: "The ramifications of failed negotiations [with the Palestinians] are far graver for Israel's future than the Iranian nuclear program….

It is far graver than that.

"But the problem was far graver than that.

The blowout in public borrowing is far graver than in the 1990s.There is a way out of the mess, but the journey will be arduous and perilous.

Now experts are warning the impact of rising greenhouse gases combined with a range of other problems is far graver than previously thought.

Her situation was far graver than she was willing to admit, and the only people who knew the whole truth were her husband and her long-suffering doctor.