The possibility that Trump would encourage his supporters not to accept this defeat, perhaps by claiming that the vote was rigged or that undocumented workers voted in droves in key southwestern states, must be gravely considered at this point.
All four of the articles in this issue concern thorny ethical questions around how we should care for and study highly vulnerable patients whose well-being is already deeply compromised: addicts and their families; gravely ill people considering death as an option; elderly people who have suffered loss of function; and premature infants.
Ramsey's performance was one of nimble hilarity, especially considering the gravely unfunny circumstances that inspired it.
She told me that the whole ordeal is something she feels gravely foolish about now, considering she was blessed with a shapely Dominican figure.
His readiness to compromise with Democrats on issues such as climate change and the treatment of terrorist detainees is considered gravely delinquent in the party of No.
To be clear, then: Packer believes that forcing Catholic colleges and hospitals to buy health insurance plans that pay for sterilization and morning-after pills does not impinge upon religious liberty in any way, but allowing Catholic colleges and hospitals to decline to cover drugs and procedures that their faith considers gravely immoral is analogous to an official establishment of religion.
For the attendees, many of whom said they came at the instructions of their rabbis, it was a chance to hear about a moral topic considered gravely important in their community: the potential problems that can stem from access to pornography and other explicit content on the uncensored, often incendiary Web.
The surgery, considered "gravely serious", was scheduled for mid-November.
But he questioned whether handcuffing the young man was appropriate, considering that Mr. Coppin was so gravely wounded.
The Vatican statement reaffirmed that the church considered prostitution "gravely immoral".
"Consider," they gravely intoned, "an elderly woman in a dimly lit parking lot or a college girl walking to her dorm at night.
