Sentence examples for was of grave from inspiring English sources

But this circumstance was of grave concern to many Manhattan-based French businessmen.

Toti said this was of grave concern to clinic clients, because doctors normally have the power to prescribe drugs off-label.

Dr Sarah Chan, a bioethicist at the University of Edinburgh, said that if true, the experiment was "of grave ethical concern".

Until recently, the threat of an "imperial presidency" was of grave constitutional concern to Republicans, who spent much of President Barack Obama's tenure accusing him of misusing executive authority on, among other matters, immigration, health care and the environment.

Wang acknowledged that there was a potential for an Israeli military strike were the situation not handled properly, which was of grave concern to China, but insisted that harsh actions were not yet warranted.

Lord Trefgarne, who was a defence and trade minister in Margaret Thatcher's government, told Kenny MacAskill that Abdelbaset al-Megrahi's fate was of "grave concern" to Scottish members of the Libyan British Business Council (LBBC), a lobbying group that Trefgarne chairs.

"This trend is of grave concern".

The prevalence and consequences of sexual abuse among Cedar Project participants are of grave concern.

Which of these two men will pick the next justice is of grave significance.

Saddam Hussein's desire to acquire weapons of mass destruction is of grave concern.

This prospect is of grave concern to LBBC members, not just Scottish ones.