Sentence examples for how grave is from inspiring English sources
The European Union has already adopted an emissions cap, but France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, wants it to build in a "carbon tariff" too.How grave is the danger that these tariffs would counter?
How grave is that danger?
Business leaders who are conducting propaganda campaigns to convince the population that anthropogenic global warming is a liberal hoax understand full well how grave is the threat, but they must maximize short-term profit and market share.
Business leaders who conduct propaganda campaigns to convince the population that anthropogenic global warming is a liberal hoax understand full well how grave is the threat, but they must maximize short-term profit and market share.
In an article for Saturday's Independent, Mr Miliband writes: "An escalating death toll and this week's announcements from Washington show just how grave are the dangers confronting Syria.
We face a great danger, and not even those who will suffer because of it have realised just how grave it is.
Cemetery pricing seems to be largely based upon the size of the cemetery and the amount of land available, how secluded or private the grave is, the maintenance of the surrounding grounds, and how many celebrities and high-profilers are buried there.
She could hear that he had left the engine running, and now she realized all the more clearly how grave matters were.
"People were unaware of how grave the situation was, and that's why no one realized that it was dangerous, real dangerous," he told the police.
"That's just how grave this problem is".
