Sentence examples for graver problems from inspiring English sources

The northerners have much graver problems.

But the country has recently overcome far graver problems.

The government fears oil may be leaking below the surface, and that if left unchecked this process could cause graver problems, including the collapse of the well.

Emma Bonino, a feisty Italian politician and former EU commissioner, says that Roma make a "perfect scapegoat" for politicians who have failed to deal with Italy's other, graver problems.

Indeed, as the late Judge Robert Bork noted in a 1983 essay, we "all know of extensive regulatory programs that have added enormous costs without securing any discernible benefits or that have created graver problems than they solved".

A graver problem is fiscal.

Beyond his blunders, Bloomberg has also had to struggle with a graver problem.

A graver problem is that "I, Roger Williams" feels less like a novel than a series of tableaus.

Yet an excessive focus on poor government oversight often means that the much graver problem of disintegrating civic morality is neglected.

The graver problem is a disengaged performance that rarely suggests the terrors Katniss faces, including the fatalism that originally hangs on her like a shroud.

The graver problem is that the characters show no interest in them, either, which makes them seem somewhat stupid but mostly one-dimensional.