The phrase "grave test" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
It may be a part of a sentence, but it needs to be used in the proper context to make sense. Here are some examples of how you can use it correctly: - The doctor ordered a grave test to determine the severity of the patient's illness. - The researchers conducted a grave test to assess the effects of climate change on the environment. - The company had to perform a grave test of their product before releasing it to the market. In these examples, "grave test" is used to refer to a serious or important examination or evaluation.
Rabbi Hugo Gryn said: "How you are with the one to whom you owe nothing is a grave test".
Rabbi Hugo Gryn said: "How you are with the one to whom you owe nothing is a grave test". At the moment, Britain is failing that test, especially in its press coverage.
Barack Obama His hands-off approach to the Middle East is being sorely tested by Iraq, which is a grave test to regional stability and hence to US interests.
It really is the gravest test of this nation state since the US-led invasion.
Planned reforms to the welfare state, education and policing should help.But a graver test looms.
Now, though, the little-known Ogiek, among East Africa's last bona fide hunters and gatherers, face their gravest test yet.
The scandal does not threaten Lithuania's membership in NATO or the European Union, but it poses the gravest test yet of its new democracy, highlighting the uncertain separations of power and a lingering legacy of Soviet corruption.
HARTFORD, Aug. 17 — Three candidates are challenging Mayor Eddie A. Perez in a Democratic primary next month, but Mr. Perez, this city's first Hispanic leader, faced a graver test this week when state investigators searched his house in connection with an investigation into his hiring of a city contractor to renovate his kitchen and bathroom.
Iraq is facing its gravest test since the US-led invasion more than a decade ago, after its army capitulated to Islamist insurgents who have seized four cities and pillaged military bases and banks, in a lightning campaign which seems poised to fuel a cross-border insurgency endangering the entire region.
BARCELONA, Spain — Catalonia's defiant attempt to stage an independence referendum descended into chaos on Sunday, with hundreds injured in clashes with police in one of the gravest tests of Spain's democracy since the end of the Franco dictatorship in the 1970s.
The region's defiance in staging the referendum descended into chaos, with hundreds injured in clashes with the police, according to the Catalan authorities, in one of the gravest tests of Spain's democracy since the end of the Franco dictatorship in the 1970s.
