Sentence examples for gravest problems from inspiring English sources

This trend, driven by social change, economic upheaval and technological disruption, is worsening some of democracy's gravest problems.

Because the solutions to the world's gravest problems in the coming years will be transnational, we need people to move.

If Raposa goes ahead as planned, he adds, "there will be a war among us".The state's gravest problems are self-inflicted.

The gravest problems associated with immigration, meanwhile — strained social services, "white flight," and crime — have little or nothing to do with religious ideology.

Why should our gravest problems be solved by the unelected upper crust instead of the public institutions it erodes by lobbying and dodging taxes?

He urged Republicans and Democrats to find common ground, warning that the "partisan polarization of our politics" represented one of the nation's gravest problems.

The gravest problem now is brain drain and the scale of political patronage.

But the gravest problem, as Shlaes sees it, was government "intervention, the lack of faith in the marketplace".

He added a sober prognostication: "I think the struggle for water will be the gravest problem of this century".

Almost no one is talking about the gravest problem, over-population, except Jonathan Franzen, and he is a novelist.

Governor Stanley opened the Assembly's special session on August 27 by declaring that Virginia faced "the gravest problem since 1865".