Sentence examples for problems are grave from inspiring English sources

These problems are grave, but none of them is an excuse for keeping a billion people poor.

Though polls show huge dissatisfaction with Latvia's politicians, they also show strong support (around two-thirds of those asked) for keeping the currency peg.But the problems are grave.

While Magda is thriving mentally and emotionally, her physical problems are grave.

But if the problem is grave in England, it is worse in Scotland.

The pope summoned his American cardinals here, for meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday, after a contingent of American bishops who met with him last week convinced him that the problem was grave -- and specifically asked for the Vatican's guidance, Cardinal Stafford said.

Although neither source is completely generalizable to real-world practice, (trials usually represent a highly select population and the composition of the NNIS hospitals is not disclosed and may not be representative of the US institutions overall) both sources confirm that the problem is grave.

Predictably, the problem is gravest in subjects such as engineering, economics and law, whose potential recruits are attractive to private businesses, though schools and hospitals have also become financially alluring.

While the problem is gravest in the Rust Belt and the western region of the country, previously spared areas have seen a sharp rise in unemployment in recent months.And the cool kids at Davos snub Timothy Geithner for his China faux pas.

But for people who do experience problems, the consequences are grave, even deadly.

Few fiscal problems are as grave, or as little understood, as underfunded state and municipal pensions.

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.