Sentence examples for grave attack from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, what Mr. Trump presents as hardheaded realism is, in fact, a grave attack on U.S. national interests.

In a statement, the company said: "What happened is a very grave attack on everyone's freedom and right to make a living in a dignified manner.

An army spokesman called it "a very grave attack," but he declined to say if it meant that yet sterner Israeli reprisals were in store.

IndustriALL's general secretary, Jyrki Raina, who will be attending the meeting and also representing the ITUC and Uni Global Union, said: "Despite assurances from the government in February, there have since been unprecedented levels of intimidation, violence and a declining respect for the rule of law, which together constitute a grave attack on union and worker rights.

But with God's help, at least five members of the current Supreme Court will have the courage to defend our Constitution from this grave attack".

"What happened is a very grave attack on everyone's freedom and right to make a living in a dignified manner," Uber said in a statement.

Le Figaro, in an unusual front-page open letter on Friday signed by the editor and the publisher, said, "We condemn with the greatest conviction the grave attacks on freedom of thought and freedom of expression which this affair has provoked".

That statement fell short in the eyes of the Anne Frank Center, which after the Philadelphia grave attacks called on the president to make a televised address about the broader climate of fear in America.

"He's blasting the Cross of Sacrifice - it is dedicated to the men and women of the First World War," said Dara. "But at the weekends it's used as a table and people come along and put their drinks on it". The Jewish section of the cemetery was desecrated last year, with approximately 15 graves attacked.

Rumors have it that Yanukovych has been confined to a hospital after a grave heart attack; the uncertainty has led to open speculation that he might even be dead.

"I could have done far more". It is just one of the iconic stories from arguably the gravest ever attack on the Turkish state.