Sentence examples for matters of grave from inspiring English sources

As we say, matters of grave national security.

On the outskirts of town, three men are hunched in the candlelit corner of a pine-panelled Gaststube, discussing matters of grave importance.

The man who until this week was England's soccer coach has, as they say in the secret services, no "need to know" about various matters of grave and habitual concern to this column.

All have learned early that what is said and what is unsaid are matters of grave import, but no one dares shatter taboo by speaking aloud the grim specifics of what took place.

"I am not a racist, but I robustly defend my right and the right of others to speak openly and frankly about matters of grave political and historical importance.

The American people would like to know that they have a government that freely gives information to legitimate investigations on matters of grave national interest, not one that fights each reasonable request until it is exposed and forced to submit.

President Barack Obama called the test a matter of grave concern to all countries.

Why the other reservations were able to curb crime while Wind River was not has been a matter of grave speculation.

That Jackson had either the means or the skill to execute Johnston's instructions was a matter of grave doubt.

But practically, the loss of a few hundred passports here and there is hardly a matter of grave concern.

Which one is best is a matter of grave dispute in a city where caffeine rivals precipitation in ubiquity.