Though climate change is a grave problem, Levitt and Dubner treat it mainly as an opportunity to show how clever they are.
There is little doubt that youth unemployment is a grave problem in Europe, a result not only of weak economic growth but also of inflexible labor regulations that make it hard for newcomers to break into the work force.
After all, critics of theistic belief, such as J. L. Schellenberg (1993), have argued that the fact that God's reality is not obvious to those who would like to believe in God is a grave problem.
Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is a grave problem in most of the urban cities in India due to generation of its huge quantity and non-availability of suitable and cost-effective technologies for treatment and disposal (Kumar et al. 2009; Bundela et al. 2010).
But this year, for the first time, the U.S. State Department included the U.S. in its annual report on trafficking, admitting that it is a grave problem in the U.S. as well.
In August, the Association of State Correctional Administrators not exactly a soft-on-crime organization released a report in conjunction with Yale Law School acknowledging that "prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem drawing national attention and concern".
"Climate change is a grave problem, I have no doubt about it," Mandelbaum said from the bench on Monday — a stance he reiterated often throughout the four day trial.
Malnutrition is a grave problem in our country as 52% of our children are malnourished.
Clearly, smoking is a grave problem among older adults with COPD or asthma.
Multiple studies have shown that underuse of and noncompliance with adjuvant radiation is a grave problem in black women, contributing to inferior treatment outcomes in this patient population.
