Sentence examples for take grave from inspiring English sources

With such pressure to succeed, it is not surprising that some Chinese competitors take grave risks to win.

"I have proven inveterately loyal and willing to take grave risks which even could cause my death, only remaining quiet in times of extreme uncertainty".

"The government recognises that the profession is fragile and yet continues to take grave risks with the stability of the criminal justice system.

"All too often, we have seen the Irish government call for investigations into events in Northern Ireland, but take grave offence at suggestions of wrongdoing from within their state". Following the publication of the report on Tuesday, two Irish cabinet minsters apologised on behalf of the state for the failings outlined in the tribunal's report.

Insults are very subjective; one person may take grave offense to an action that another sees no issue with at all.

We would take grave exception towards any moves to repatriate children that do not conform to these criteria.

The 34-year-old has since indicated he intends to take Graves at his word, and is attempting to agree an appropriate deal.

He said he took "grave exception" to the reports.

Designers scrambled, fashion journalists pondered its deeper meaning and local officials took grave offense.

Klopp took grave offence ("Sammer should thank God every day that Bayern took him") but he wasn't the intended target.

"Dr. Hwang's team cannot avoid taking grave responsibility for fabricating its papers and concealing data," said Chung Myunghee, the head of the university's investigatory panel.