Sentence examples for no less grave from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sommer is no less grave about their responsibilities, but, as the older and more experienced negotiator, he carries with him the baggage of a pragmatic diplomat.

Although the notion of DeKalb County as a full-fledged homeland might sound grandiose, county officials here consider their responsibilities no less grave than the president's.

The danger of terrorism was, he declared, "no less grave" than that posed by the Soviet Union during the cold war.

Accusations of terrorism, murder, and violence against children are no less grave, and the consequences for anyone unfairly accused no less traumatic.

After three months of socio-political crisis, bloody clashes in the centre of Kiev and the deaths of dozens of people, we find ourselves facing yet another trial which is no less grave.

To Europe's powers that be, the threat looks dramatically different but no less grave: If enough voters agree with Lammers and support the far right in elections here on Wednesday and across the continent later this year, then it's modern Europe itself — defined by cooperation, openness and multicultural pluralism — that could come crashing down.

There are less grave but no less daunting concerns too: navigating the transit system; rushing to catch the last bus or train home; and encountering that dreaded nemesis, the city kid.

The court concludes that it is not possible to change the charges and make them less grave, "there are no exclusive circumstances to do that".

By contrast the case against Rousseff seems less grave.

Clearly, this is a far less grave situation.

But such difficulties and divisions might be less grave than an outright defeat.