Sentence examples for because of a grave from inspiring English sources
Even as Cruz told reporters he had sacked Tyler because of "a grave error of judgment", he insisted he had been the victim of below-the-belt assaults from rivals who he said "attack us personally, impugn my integrity".
"The government wanted the judge to believe that they have at all times behaved with the utmost urgency because of a grave threat to national security represented by newspapers working responsibly on the Snowden documents and their implications for society," he said.
Because of a grave prognosis, 24 cases were euthanased or slaughtered intraoperatively.
The cow was euthanased because of a grave prognosis, and necropsied.
Twenty-four cattle were euthanased or slaughtered intraoperatively because of a grave prognosis.
Because of a grave prognosis, the cow was euthanised, exsanguinated, fixed in standing position with 2.8% formaldehyde administered through the common carotid artery (arteria carotis communis), and necropsied.
NEVER take pictures of a grave site, because it's disrespectful!
Losing him because of this would be a grave setback and I hope it will be unnecessary.
In the letter McKinnon's mother, Janis Sharp, writes: "On 10 February 1983 we were compelled to take my son to see a neurologist because of our grave concerns regarding the sudden deterioration in Gary's mental health and the loss of his intellectual faculties, leading us to fear that Gary may have a brain tumour".
But John Dunford, general secretary of the Secondary Heads Association and a former maths teacher, said: "Each generation of students may well receive a worse education in maths because of the grave shortage of mathematics teachers and the immense range of opportunities available in a booming economy to mathematics graduates.
Ordering a third trial in a criminal case is extremely rare in Britain, a step prosecutors said was taken because of the grave international implications of the plot, particularly with regard to Britain's relations with the United States.
