Sentence examples for grave case of from inspiring English sources

But now the faithful — liberals, for the most part — seemed to be suffering a grave case of disappointed expectations.

Prosecutor Achim von Engel described the case as a "particularly grave case of tax evasion", calling for five and a half years in prison.

Walsh and Pearl head into the future, but part of their future's relative brightness rests on her apparent whiteness, a moral conundrum that afflicts her with a grave case of that twentieth-century complaint, liberal guilt.

First, because supermarkets build their systems around shipping food long distances around the country, using practices that result in vast amounts of waste – as the Guardian reported in the grave case of Prince Charles' carrots.

After being sent away empty-handed from the government health center when the child was in respiratory distress, Susana sought care from a private physician, who diagnosed the condition as a grave case of pneumonia.

A spokesman for Ban Ki-moon, the UN secretary general, said he was "concerned about allegations that Unmiss did not respond appropriately to prevent this and other grave cases of sexual violence committed in Juba" and had ordered an independent special investigation.

Rights activists have long complained that officials acted with impunity in grave cases, like the death of Sandro Girgvliani, a bank executive who was abducted by law enforcement officers in 2006 after an altercation.

They are all grave cases.

The committee, which adjudicates on allegations of wrongdoing against MPs, said it was the "gravest case" it had dealt with.

In addition to twins with Graves' disease, cases of subacute thyroiditis have been reported for siblings [ 22, 23] and twins [ 24].

In response to that sanctions threat, the speaker of Russia's upper house of parliament, Valentina Matvienko, said: "Only the United Nations is authorised to impose sanctions in case of grave rights violations.