Sentence examples for in graver terms from inspiring English sources

But two Pakistani intelligence officials — one from military intelligence and one from the country's premier agency, Inter-Services Intheligence — desituationhe sinuation in graver terms, and said troops along the border with India were on the highest state of alert.

TOKYO — A day after the top American nuclear official portrayed the situation at the troubled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant in graver terms than the government in Japan, United States' most important Asian ally, Japanese officials attributed the diverging accounts on Thursday to a "delay" in sharing information.

On Sunday, the prime minister spoke of Syria in grave terms, linking it to Iran as potential existential threats to Israel in the context of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.

The people who manage them tend to talk about bad days in grave terms, which is understandable: Too many bad days and they could be out of a job.

Those very closely following the news may have been more likely to hear politicians and pundits talking about the Islamic State in grave terms and thus believe it deserves a stronger response.

Senior officers therefore discuss the abuses in the gravest terms.

"When discussing brain cell damage caused by street drugs such as amphetamines, cocaine or Ecstasy, researchers speak in the gravest terms, warning of dread effects," writes Dr. Glenmullen, who presents abundant evidence of how so-called independent researchers may prove to be on drug company payrolls.

The victim is in grave condition.

Yet even Carter, who depicts Bush's presidency in the gravest possible terms, seems unable to muster any personal antagonism toward the fellow.

Anyone who opens a tin of Quality Street this December, pulls off the lid, inhales the fresh chocolaty, foil-wrapper air, then reaches immediately for the toffee penny should be declared mentally unwell in the gravest possible terms.

In terms graver than any point since the Sunni extremist organization began taking over large swaths of western Iraq, guests outlined the perils of inaction.