Sentence examples for the graver problem from inspiring English sources

The graver problem is a disengaged performance that rarely suggests the terrors Katniss faces, including the fatalism that originally hangs on her like a shroud.

The graver problem is that the characters show no interest in them, either, which makes them seem somewhat stupid but mostly one-dimensional.

The gravest problem now is brain drain and the scale of political patronage.

But the gravest problem, as Shlaes sees it, was government "intervention, the lack of faith in the marketplace".

He added a sober prognostication: "I think the struggle for water will be the gravest problem of this century".

Almost no one is talking about the gravest problem, over-population, except Jonathan Franzen, and he is a novelist.

Once in power, the Kangxi emperor was confronted by the grave problem of what to do with three vassal kings in South China.

She saw climate change as the gravest problem facing the international community: "The facts on the ground are outstripping the worst case scenario models".

Yet the gravest problem for the film is that Redford wants to preach to us about precious constitutional rights and judicial fairness.

In her compassion for me, she gave it up, saying that it contained a powerful medicine that might work with the wine to give me insight and wisdom into the grave problem now before us.

He described Chief Parks as inflexible in his leadership, immune to the concerns of the rank and file and unwilling even to concede the gravest problem on the force, plummeting morale.