Sentence examples for gravest difficulty from inspiring English sources

He was overwhelmed by the thought of it when they sang "Land of My Fathers" and it was only with the gravest difficulty that he completed a post-game interview for the benefit of both television and the stadium crowd.

They drew creatively upon solutions that were already in the air, and fashioned new ones in the heat of the moment, all designed both to address the nation's gravest difficulties and cure corruption.

The mercurial character of the Bundesliga, which brought Wolfsburg to the fore, also causes a grave difficulty.

The graver difficulty is that CBS's rise was in fact built on the back of the Discovery Channel — and over Moonves's objections.

Even the minority report of the papal commission noted grave difficulty in attempting to present conclusive proof of the immorality of artificial contraception based on the natural law".

Clément, in contrast, seemed like some burrowing animal, smarting in the sunlight in his stubble and shades – an impression poignantly reinforced by the grave difficulty he seemed to experience in getting his serves over the net.

The sacrament was always held in summer, when the whole tribe could gather; those pledging to undertake the most arduous form of the ritual usually did so in thanks for having been relieved of some grave difficulty.

The grave difficulty that must be met by a new progressive constitutional approach can so far be sensed most readily not in court cases but in the government's actions and justifications connected with the bailout of financial institutions.

In the event that roadways are not clear for travel on Sunday, the faithful are reminded that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass does not apply when there is grave difficulty in fulfilling this obligation," the statement continued.

In an email to a member of the public, she said she was "deeply offended" by criticism over her pay, adding: "I took on a company in grave difficulty.

It is true that those sex crime "defendants" later proven to be innocent have grave difficulty in ridding their reputation of the ghost of the alleged offence, however unfair that is.