Sentence examples for graver than that from inspiring English sources

It's much graver than that.

It is far graver than that.

"But the problem was far graver than that.

This may seem a minor matter of terminology, but it is far graver than that, if not even terminal to the pursuit of better medical destinies.

The danger of terrorism was, he declared, "no less grave" than that posed by the Soviet Union during the cold war.

But this damage was certainly less grave than that caused by the guidance to abandon saturated fats such as butter, dripping and lard, and choose instead spreads and highly refined liquid oils.

The book warns that the threat from relentlessly multiplying Asians is "even more grave than that of nuclear warfare". Jared Diamond, author of the fascinating new book "Collapse," which shows how some civilizations in effect committed suicide by plundering their environments, says false alarms aren't a bad thing.

There is no threat to the rule of law that the Constitution is designed to establish that is more grave than that posed by the absence of the adjudication required by Article III and the Constitution's guarantees of due process of law.

But if the balance between state and federal power is to be held true, and if the judicial process of statutory interpretation is to be protected from promiscuous charges of usurpation, before a claimed error in a construction of state law can rise to the level of a due process violation it would have to be far graver than any that petitioner has erroneously attributed to the court below.

Says Cunningham, "They'd rather spit on their grave than pay that $100". Even profit-oriented businesspeople, it seems, need peer pressure to take difficult steps they know will improve their business.

Palestinian guerrillas have indeed fired this week on Israeli targets near Ramallah, East Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Hebron and Gaza, leaving five Israelis wounded and two more Palestinians dead.Yet the Israeli government believes that the new threat of revenge bombings is no graver than the dangers that the Israeli public is already facing.