Sentence examples for grave problems with from inspiring English sources

Privately, his aides had told him they had discovered grave problems with the accuser's credibility.

Grave problems with the law's rollout have spawned consumer frustration and skittishness among congressional Democrats, who are visibly considering mutiny.

Many political experts in Italy agree that Mr. Berlusconi has been subjected to an astonishing degree of prosecutorial scrutiny and that there are grave problems with the judicial system.

Matthew McCusker, of the conservative organisation Voice of the Family, said there were "grave problems" with the document, which failed "to give a clear and faithful exposition of Catholic doctrine".

Not only would it speed reviews of offering plans, but it would allow the attorney general's office to respond to complaints from buyers who have bought a condominium and then have found grave problems with their property.

But there are at least three grave problems with his attempt to broker a treaty on evolution.

"Colombia is a democratic state to the extreme," said Gen. Fernando Tapias, head of the armed forces, "and is combating a grave problem with peace legislation".

"Mental ill-health is a cradle to grave problem with nothing like a cradle to grave service," he said, with some funds earmarked for mental health services not being used for the right purpose.

As accusations of sexual assault and abuse continue to pile up against Harvey Weinstein and other film executives, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: Hollywood has a grave problem with harassment against women.

The gravest problem with the rise of Mr. Berezovsky, in Mr. Klebnikov's persuasive view, is that he specialized in seizing already existing enterprises and draining them of their resources, rather than creating new enterprises and new wealth.

There have been questions about what will happen if the E.C.B. finds banks with grave problems.