Sentence examples for many grave problems from inspiring English sources
The Nixon Administration has in the span of a few months faced many grave problems.
Certainly, many grave problems remain to be resolved, yet it is clear that, without all those interventions on the international level, mankind would not have been able to survive the unchecked use of its own possibilities.
After all, the burden of human agency is heavy -- so many grave problems, a number of them seemingly insoluble.
Among the many grave political problems faced by the conference, a new one has emerged: a shortage of hotel rooms in the Swiss city because of an international watch fair.
However, grave problems remain.
Nonetheless, grave problems beset the new government.
"Grave problems are being, once again, obscured," the newspaper said.
But he said grave problems remained throughout Asia.
But the power-sharing deal has encountered grave problems.
Many political experts in Italy agree that Mr. Berlusconi has been subjected to an astonishing degree of prosecutorial scrutiny and that there are grave problems with the judicial system.
Mr Raymond said the absence of medicines was causing grave problems.
