Sentence examples for brings grave from inspiring English sources

"The resumption of active fighting brings grave risks for civilians," said its spokeswoman, Corinne Dufka.

A 30th anniversary sequel to Raymond Briggs's beloved tale, its arrival brings grave fears of a sausage-fingered "reimagining", with wisecracking canine sidekicks, airborne high-fives and the unveiling of Olly Murs's new single, Flyin' (Don't Melt Tonight), taking a CGI shovel to a nation's memories.

"It will potentially bring grave concern to marketplaces around the world".

He tapped into the anguish of the funereal Largo, yet the Philadelphia strings brought grave beauty to its stretches of choralelike harmony.

If Mr. Nader thinks people will forget that he has been willing to bring grave harm to this country, he is in for a big surprise.

But, in this case, the judge found "intentional" prosecutorial bias aimed at securing a death sentence for the defendants, bringing grave "harm to African-Americans and to the integrity of the justice system".

Seeking to rebut critics, the government has warned that any further delay in the sale of Banespa could bring grave economic consequences to a country still recovering from the currency crisis of early 1999.

"A festering, debilitating human rights situation [is] bringing grave fear, threat, harm and even death to Nicaragua's girl children and women," Kate Gilmore, executive deputy secretary-general of Amnesty International, said in Mexico City.

"I could have simply removed trees," said Mr Burks of his attempts to find space, "or brought graves down to the edge of the road, but that would damage the overall landscape".

Bill Pullman brings a grave, haunting sweetness to the role of the architect who finds love in a pasture.

Ms. Manville, in particular, brings a grave beauty to the depletion of Mrs. Alving's initial buoyancy as she realizes that her late husband's misdeeds haunt her household still.