Sentence examples for as particularly grave from inspiring English sources

The threat to essentially bring down the government over the legal woes of a single man was seen as particularly grave and downright irresponsible given it came at the precise time that Letta was in New York promoting recession-mired Italy as a safe place for foreign investment.

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

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

The picture is just as serious in the upper Great Lakes and is particularly grave in Lake Superior, where water levels have hovered below average since 1998 and, based on provisional data, set record lows in August and September.

The losses suffered by the Syrians under Asad's command in the 737 campaign in Khuttal were of particularly grave importance in the long term, as the Syrian army was the main pillar of the Umayyad regime.

Moreover, he argues, the evils of the present time are neither particularly grave nor worse than those which existed in the past: "Just as work becomes easier if shared by more people, so too does sorrow" (De constantia II.26).

The current situation in Tibet is particularly grave.

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.

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

But even against that backdrop, the situation in South Los Angeles is particularly grave.

It says this time frame is needed because this type of content poses a "particularly grave risk to the security of Europeans", and thus its spread "must be treated as a matter of the utmost urgency".