Sentence examples for grave concern that from inspiring English sources

The letter expressed grave concern that the crime would go unpunished because the local police were probably complicit.

But human rights groups said there was grave concern that British armaments being used in the campaign were responsible for civilian casualties, in particular at the Al Mazraq.

It expresses "grave concern" that the cuts will still go ahead by 2020 "because they will cause real hardship to many working families".

Emergency officials expressed grave concern that residents have become accustomed to more tame storms that did not cause extensive damage, and would not heed warnings to evacuate.

And the other part of it is that there is grave concern that this model would be used by other publishers".

Thirty-two Democratic senators sent a letter to President Bush on Tuesday expressing "grave concern that the nation is dangerously unprepared for the serious threat of avian influenza".

But to the 50 million people in its path, there are more immediate and potentially grave concerns that transcend politics.

They have grave concerns that Muslim youth are increasingly turning to anti-western sentiment and extreme interpretations of Islam.

"I have always had very grave concerns that Alder Hey will only disclose information like this when pressurised".

A few weeks later, he overruled some BP officials and ordered the company to stop the "top kill" effort, citing "very, very grave concerns" that it could backfire.

Michael Dunn, a Democrat like Mr. Gensler, expressed "grave concerns" that the regulation did not require data collectors to feature independent directors.