Sentence examples for even graver challenges from inspiring English sources

The vegetation component in the extended model, and indeed ecogeomorphic systems in general, pose even graver challenges to establishing appropriate state variables.

The government faces an even graver domestic challenge, however, from developments in Catalonia, where a growing separatist mood threatens Spain's unity.

The group, which was criticized by Arab officials for a similar report last year, said the challenges caused by the deficiencies "may have become even graver".

Then his ruddy open face turned even graver.

Even "grave-stones," he wrote, "tell truth scarce fourty years".

But even if Mr. McGreevey prevails, he faces grave challenges in Camden, including the difficult task of attracting middle class teachers to a city known mainly for open air drug markets and a dysfunctional government.

The creative system as a whole might flourish, even as historically dominant firms and business models face grave challenges.

On Sunday, Mr. Zhang said Tibet faced "very grave challenges" in trying to curb separatist activities.

After all, some of our gravest challenges also loom over Russian policy makers.

"...Now we are all facing grave challenges confronted by our member states.

But the world's most failed state still faces grave challenges.