Sentence examples for even more grave from inspiring English sources

Why would he flee from health authorities once the diagnosis became even more grave?

On the surface things seemed peaceful, but underneath the stagnation of the feudal system became even more grave.

But the damage it causes to trust in wider society may, because of its wider implications, be even more grave.

Their children, an understandably sober-minded lot, become even more grave and reproachful when they fall under the mysterious influence of an alien creature that has taken up residence in a seaside cave.

On Tuesday, Stern again corresponded with Hunter and the players, sending them the latest proposal and sounding even more grave as he reiterated that it was the owners' final offer.

But the inspector general, Nikki L. Tinsley, also directly addressed what has become an even more grave crisis for the agency -- gnawing public cynicism and doubt about its performance after the attack.

Another family member summarized added: "The first death was when knew our son had been disappeared; the second when they [the state] wanted to turn over the first graves they found; the third death happened when they found even more graves; the fourth when they [claimed our son had been burned in] the Cocula dump".

But the procedural consequences turned out to be grave: Congressional Republicans were tempted by success into even more dangerous constitutional mischief.

THE prognosis is looking ever more grave.

Although the material losses inflicted were grave, even more painful was the public proof that the English were powerless to defend their own coastline.

But rather than revising in favor of less inclusive requirements or subjecting the entire section to independent, external scientific review, the Work Group's puzzling response has been to lower the threshold even further from 'at least two from the B type criteria' to 'at least one' -- placing even more medical patients at grave risk of attracting an inappropriate mental health diagnosis.