Sentence examples for grave possible from inspiring English sources

The example he gave of grave possible breaches of trust was to tell us how many times members of Congress came into Rove's office bitching and complaining about Bush and his policies, and then walked straight into Bush's office and sucked up to his Texas ass.

In addition, association between use of antiretroviral therapy and IPV requires further investigation in longitudinal community based studies, given its grave possible repercussions at the personal and public health levels, resulting from viral resistance that could develop in case of poor adherence to medication.

They represent the gravest possible security risk to the United States.

Loud and proud, they regard turning down a beer as the gravest possible insult.

His speech, delivered with his customary brio, visited every sore spot represented in the hall, although it was set against "the backdrop of the gravest possible international situation".

Yet even Carter, who depicts Bush's presidency in the gravest possible terms, seems unable to muster any personal antagonism toward the fellow.

Anyone who opens a tin of Quality Street this December, pulls off the lid, inhales the fresh chocolaty, foil-wrapper air, then reaches immediately for the toffee penny should be declared mentally unwell in the gravest possible terms.

The Clifford Chance report reveals that upon receiving the complaint, Feldman said he had "always had the gravest possible reservations" about Clarke – but in relation to his "competence as a campaign organiser".

In another meeting with senior cabinet colleagues which took place on the same day, the prime minister said: "To abstain from taking action… would be the gravest possible matter, now that the need for this action had been so conclusively demonstrated".

That is, racism is usually regarded as a major challenge facing America, but since no one will admit to being a racist and calling someone the R-word is regarded as the gravest possible insult, politicians generally shy away from identifying specific people or groups as fomenting prejudice.

Or I'll Sue! I'll Sue From the Grave!!" A possible measure of the festival's success is that however unwatchable some of the shows wind up being, few are unwatched.