Sentence examples for issued grave from inspiring English sources

The grand mufti of Syria has issued grave warnings of war and bloodshed.

Two former Conservative chancellors have issued grave warnings about the British economy as the government braced itself for the pound to slide following the loss of the UK's coveted AAA credit rating.

Former President Jimmy Carter and two other former presidents, Mary Robinson of Ireland and Martti Ahtisaari of Finland, and former Prime Minister Gro Harlem Brundtland of Norway traveled to North Korea in April and issued grave warnings about the food situation there.

Stephen Hawking and Elon Musk have issued grave warnings about artificial intelligence--saying it has the potential to wipe out humanity.

The broadcast shows an army of grim-faced bureaucrats stalking suburban streets issuing grave warnings to happy families.

And then there's "Dangerous," in which Mr. Thicke issues grave disclaimers in his breathiest voice, over a twinkling lounge-pop groove.

This is from the Press Association description of its contents: An army of grim-faced bureaucrats are seen stalking suburban streets issuing grave warnings to happy families.

The police chief of Lake Elsinore declared it a crisis "unlike anything we have faced" while the mayor issued a grave message of solidarity to the poor citizens whose lives had been blighted.

Fannie Mae issued a grave warning about its future on Friday, saying it needed $19 billion in additional government aid as job losses grew and risky loans made in the housing boom went bad at an unnerving pace.

PAGE B2 FANNIE MAE SEEKS MORE AID Fannie Mae issued a grave warning about its future, saying it needed $19 billion in additional government aid as job losses grew and risky loans made in the housing boom went bad.

Pakistan is one of three countries where polio is endemic and the WHO recently issued a grave warning about the resurgent threat of the polio virus.