Sentence examples for was graver than from inspiring English sources
In October he won a new six-year term even though campaigning was restricted by his illness, which was graver than he admitted.
"Samsung's situation is graver than expected.
Our situation is graver than it was during Vietnam.
Such faults "are graver than sinful acts," he added.
Still, the damage inflicted on civil discourse has been graver than most people care to admit.
But the consequences of "distracted walking" are graver than simply causing me annoyance, grave as that may be.
Furthermore, the explosion in health-care costs means that the consequences of forfeiting company health insurance are graver than ever.
And in some respects, the dangers of a guest worker program in the United States are graver than they were in Europe.
The report, a copy of which was obtained by The New York Times, warned that the risks posed by spiraling government debts might be graver than people realized.
Inside was a breathless account of how this trio of Americans had saved the world economy from calamity by masterminding IMF rescue packages for cash-strapped Asian countries through weekend meetings and late-night conference calls.Today the threats facing the global economy are graver than they were a decade ago, yet it would be hard to know whom to put on such a cover.
Lt. Col. Timothy L. Thomas, an analyst at the United States Army's Foreign Military Studies Office at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., wrote last year in the journal Parameters, the U.S. Army War College quarterly, that the threat of cyberplanning may be graver than the threat of terrorist attacks on the world's networks.
