Sentence examples for undoubtedly grave from inspiring English sources
Brutal though its tactics may be, it seems deeply unlikely that the regime of Viktor Yanukovich, Ukraine's president, would go so far as to kill Ms Tymoshenko, especially as Ukraine is just weeks away from hosting the international Euro 2012 football tournament.Yet the situation is undoubtedly grave, and does deserve the world's attention.
For the 61-year-old, who went by the stage name Pope John Paul II, this was undoubtedly grave.
Indeed, while the sounds and sights of Traffic with Macbeth are undoubtedly grave and gorgeous, there is also something incantatory--elusively uncanny--in the work.
But to hang the key message of the press release that framed media coverage of the report on something so far-fetched, and thus to seem to endorse it, was undoubtedly a grave error.
The virus undoubtedly appears to threaten grave consequences.
The report documents a harrowing list of crimes, including murder, imprisonment, torture, rape, sexual slavery and persecution, which the investigators believe "undoubtedly amount to the gravest crimes under international law".
"Traffickers and smugglers will undoubtedly resume their trade and grave human rights abuses will again be perpetrated on the seas of South-east Asia," said its recent report, Deadly Journeys: The Refugee and Trafficking Crisis in South East Asia.
So if we're looking for a major lesson from our banking mess, it is undoubtedly this: We have made a grave mistake in politicizing the economy so deeply, and should back away now.
"The ramifications of that are grave for him, because that will undoubtedly breach his cooperation agreement," Mr. London said.
But Russia's longest border is with China, and Beijing would undoubtedly view any cooperation between Moscow and Washington as a grave threat.
"Undoubtedly, at first impression, there appears to have been a grave lapse here," Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan acknowledged in an interview with Israel Radio.
