At its crudest, the word on the doorsteps will be that unionist first preferences for Mr Nicholson and the Ulster Unionists will put grave-robbers in government.
"It puts at grave risk many of the country's recent accomplishments, notably in agriculture and food security," said Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia University economist who has championed the fertilizer subsidies that have sharply improved corn production.
"They have put into grave jeopardy the implementation of the roadmap," she said.
"These people were put in grave danger," he said of the dancers.
Flippantly putting the grave environmental tragedy of it all to one side for a moment, the Deepwater Horizon oil leak isn't just causing extensive damage to the Louisiana coastline.
But when people protest against a healthcare proposal because they don't want government to get its hands on their Medicare, this elemental assumption is put in grave doubt.
The scientists found the additional 0.5C would lead to longer heatwaves, greater droughts and, in the tropics, reduced crop yield and all coral reefs being put in grave danger.
Failure, the report says, will "put in grave jeopardy NATO's future as a credible, cohesive and relevant military alliance".As NATO leaders gather in Bucharest next week, Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, has given warning that NATO could become a two-tier alliance with "some allies willing to fight and die to protect people's security, and others who are not".
Awami National Party ANPP), the former ruling body of KP put forward grave concerns which KP would face if the KBD plan materializes.
It's right since the party has had a long history of constructive and enlightened views on both the immigration issue and the Hispanic community which they are putting at grave risk.
