Sentence examples for was especially grave from inspiring English sources

Obama's drop in the polls in 2013 was especially grave among white voters.

Analysts said the threat was especially grave for Greek banks, which are believed to be using their extensive holdings of domestic government bonds as collateral to raise cash from the central bank.

The prognosis is especially grave in this form of ALS.

The threat is especially grave in large and costly public works projects.

This type of risk is especially grave in Africa, where civil strife is more common and landlocked countries often have to reroute trade at exorbitant cost.

A National Guardsman from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sergeant Fisher, 39, was transferred to a German hospital near Saarbrücken because his wounds were especially grave.

When a public university is involved, the threat to academic freedom and First Amendment values is especially grave.

The situation is especially grave in cancer patients.

This situation is especially grave for the world's poorest countries and poses a threat to the lives and well-being of children and families.

The accusation by Sarah Palin that "journalists and pundits" had committed a "blood libel" when they raised questions about overheated rhetoric was especially disturbing, given the grave meaning of that phrase in the history of the Jewish people.

He was especially distressed by mass graves of children machine-gunned in El Salvador, and by having to show a mother in Argentina the bones, organised into separate bags, of her "disappeared" daughter.