Sentence examples for gravest challenge from inspiring English sources

"The country is facing the gravest challenge from these terrorists and extremist elements," Brig.

Belgium is facing its worst troubles just as the EU confronts the gravest challenge to the euro.

But the clashes, which left one person dead and more than a hundred wounded, pose the gravest challenge yet to King Abdullah II, a close American ally.

The bloody events this week seemed to have marked a decisive moment in an uprising that has posed the gravest challenge to the family's 41-year rule.

Both regions have proved crucial to the persistence of the uprising, the gravest challenge yet to the more than four decades of rule by the Assad family.

Though opposition figures doubted the sincerity of the move, even a symbolic gesture may prove important, as Mr. Assad faces the gravest challenge to his 11-year rule.

After all, some of our gravest challenges also loom over Russian policy makers.

But it is at home where the party he has shaped will face its gravest challenges.

The mismatch between the growing demand for good governance and its shrinking supply is one of the gravest challenges facing the West today.

Some of the gravest challenges to human rights, according to the voluminous report, came in countries where the Arab Spring movement had once raised the greatest hopes.

In a world short of fresh water, one of the gravest challenges facing governments is that needs and supplies are often far apart.