Sentence examples for grave challenges in from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, Mr. Zhang said Tibet faced "very grave challenges" in trying to curb separatist activities.
Jordan is a stable, pro-Western Arab country, which signed a peace agreement with Israel — a peace that has survived grave challenges in recent 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.
Kuniko Tanioka, a member of the Japanese Parliament who traveled to Washington to research how the United States government conducts independent inquiries after major technological disasters, said that advising the public after a nuclear accident poses grave challenges in both countries.
Mr. Griffin acknowledged that problems like radiation presented grave challenges in each new environment, but added that he was confident that protections would be discovered, just as early sailors learned that sauerkraut and lemons could protect them from scurvy on long voyages.
Infection secondary to fasciotomy and primary trauma of earthquake victims have always been grave challenges in the clinic.
In an effort to address the grave challenges America faced in the Middle East, the President took a number of constructive steps and then traveled to Cairo where he delivered an historic address promising "a new beginning" in the US-Arab relationship.
The Commonwealth was unprepared to deal with grave challenges that materialized in the middle of the century.
The outbreak of general war in Europe in August 1914 raised grave challenges to Wilson's skill and leadership in foreign affairs.
According to Dr. Frank Hole and Joy McCorriston, both of Yale University, the planting of grasses as food crops began as a response to two grave challenges that often intervene in human history: climatic change and overexploitation of natural resources.
He deals daily with some of the grave challenges faced by police in the city, often bringing closure to families by solving homicides and other murders, and at times working his contacts on the streets to help prevent further bloodshed.
