Sentence examples for grave problem for from inspiring English sources

An alternative explanation is that more and more women live in places where there are no clinics within driving distance, a particularly grave problem for those who don't have much money.

The fact that the markets have been taking the threat of a debt default in stride could, perversely, allow politicians to behave with nonchalance, in the belief that there is no grave problem for financial markets, said Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab & Company.

But the figures announced by the bureau point to grave problems for the future of organized labor.

He might not literally have to win it; losing it by a couple of points would still imply grave problems for Mr. Romney.

Yet the gravest problem for the film is that Redford wants to preach to us about precious constitutional rights and judicial fairness.

They put their trembling hand in the air, and mutter, sheepishly, "scandal... who will ever know?" This confusion -- as well as institutional scandals -- may reflect the gravest problem for a Church that declares itself incapable of confusion.

But he also said this: "Out of this Depression has come, not only the problem of recovery but also the equally grave problem of caring for the unemployed until recovery is attained.

In recent days, the Chinese president and prime minister have spoken of a "grave problem," called for openness and pledged to spend whatever it takes to overcome SARS.

Severe sepsis and septic shock, major complications of infection with mortality rates of 20 60%, are among the gravest problems for ICU physicians.

One of the grave problems of the Syrian civil war for U.S. policy has been that it has risked entangling the United States even more deeply in an anti-Iranian (and historically at least, anti-Russian) alliance with the Sunni autocracies of the Persian Gulf that back the Syrian rebels.

Of course these are serious problems for families facing grave decisions for their loved ones.