Sentence examples for be a very grave from inspiring English sources

I think it would be a very grave issue".

"Not to understand this would be a very grave historic and political mistake".

"But I realize, with the extent of coverage here, it must be a very grave situation in Japan.

"But trying to hide what we did, not coming clean, I think would be a very grave error and I very much hope that the Foreign Secretary will... reveal the documents that exist and give an explanation to the House of Commons and to the country about the role of Britain at that very difficult time for Sikhism and Sikhs," Mr Watson added.

He said trying to hide any British role in the Golden Temple assault would be "a very grave error" and advised a thorough "explanation to the House of Commons and to the country about the role of Britain at that very difficult time for Sikhism and Sikhs".

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

"This is a very grave matter," an American official said.

He's a very grave, hardworking man, and shows it.

It is a very grave and serious situation," the spokesman said.

"The tragedy in North Ossetia is a very grave catastrophe," President Vladimir V. Putin said in Moscow.

The use of force without the approval of the United Nations Security Council is a very grave violation of international law..