Sentence examples for more grave problems from inspiring English sources

Returning to the more grave problems facing the region, the pope greeted young people from Syria, paralyzed by an 18-month civil war, who he said were in attendance.

The problem became more grave as additional countries acquired nuclear weapons: Were Chinese leaders deterred by the same implicit threats that worked on U.S. and Soviet leaders?

AT a breakfast appearance this week, Mark Green spoke more substantively than ever about the grave problems confronting New York City, about the anemic economy and how to rebuild downtown, about the argument for tax credits and the need for cooperation from Albany and Washington.

They are more likely to have fewer choices, more children who die in childbirth and other grave problems.

Such problems are all the more grave when policies are highly controversial and uncertain to be sustained.

However, grave problems remain.

Nonetheless, grave problems beset the new government.

THE prognosis is looking ever more grave.

"Grave problems are being, once again, obscured," the newspaper said.

It was something more serious; more grave.

There are few charges more grave.