Sentence examples for grievous issue from inspiring English sources

It all boils down to one grievous issue.

Transmission congestion management became a grievous issue with the increase of competitiveness in the power systems.

And they maintained that rampant corruption and drug trafficking (connected to Afghan opium) were far more grievous issues, saying that the authorities described bandits as terrorists in order to cover up the problem.

MICHAEL HERTZBERG Upper East Side Mothers and Daughters, Then and Now To the Editor: Regarding the essay "The Caviar Lesson" (New York Observed, Dec. 23), it seems that mothers and daughters today often have grievous issues with each other.

While untimely death is a serious issue whether it occurs in the maternal or paternal home, the murder of a 'child of the mother's natal home' is considered more grievous than that of an individual within his/her paternal home.

Given this grievous outcome, novel, effective treatments are urgently needed for this disease.

The questions have been grievous, the moral issues weighty.

But to Rushdie it has been a grievous personal matter.

Around the same time, he asserted that the nation was about to suffer grievous division on the issue of public subsidies for parochial schools.

"The question of whether the United States government can kill a U.S. citizen on U.S. soil when that individual does not pose an imminent threat of death or grievous bodily harm is a fundamental issue of liberty," Mr. Cruz said.

U.N. Women is the first real attempt the United Nations has made to address its grievous track record on women's issues.