Sentence examples for grave ill from inspiring English sources

"This strikes me as a very minor infringement into their family life in order to prevent the possibility of a very grave ill," he said.

"Food shortages appear like the problem, but they are really just a symptom of the graver ill," said Angel Alayon, an economist and editor of the news magazine ProDavinci.

What, pray, was the remedy for this grave social ill?

But nobody seems to regard an officer's lying in service to the truth as a grave social ill.

Applying the usual breezy claustrophobia of domestic, low-risk malaise to a topical and pressing societal issue, how is it, the works seem to ask, that grave social ills like rampant homelessness in the face of both urban blight and rapid gentrification came to be considered so normal that we regularly overlook this reality with the same disregard as we fold our laundry?

In his room at the Kessler Institute, Mr. Graves recalled falling ill on what was a routine business trip to see clients.

Posnanski, who is writing a book at Paterno, said that the former coach has led a "profoundly decent life" and that the news media frenzy and rush to judgment about his role is "a piling on that goes even beyond excessive, a dancing on the grave that makes me ill".

The friction between Mr. Kennedy's uncertain feel for politics and his instinctive command of governance led to his gravest miscalculation, his ill-executed attempt to unseat his party's incumbent president, Jimmy Carter, in the 1980 primaries.

"This," the statement continued, "would put seriously ill patients at grave risk".

By the late nineties, a grave economic crisis, Yeltsin's ill health, and lack of public support put Russia on the verge of instability.

Jon found himself alone and betrayed, his apparent fate a traitor's grave, his death a necessary ill to save the Night's Watch.