Sentence examples for would have grave from inspiring English sources

Russia warned that the move would have "grave consequences".

He was advised that a sharp rise in the Soviet defense budget would have grave consequences for the Soviet economy.

It added that a General Assembly decision would have "grave consequences" and that Israel could respond with "unilateral measures," without elaborating.

Any serious accident would have grave consequences for the future of nuclear power in Europe and America however far from Flamanville.

A poll this week for Europe 1, a radio station, found 68% of the French cared about the rating and thought its loss would have grave consequences.

A grand bargain with Putin that throws Ukraine under the bus would have grave consequences for America's broader standing in Europe as well, the leaders wrote.

"We would obviously have grave concerns regarding any action that abrogates the federal government's responsibility to help fund vital prenatal care services," he said.

Even if a legislative decision to choose the 25 electors stood up legally, it would surely have grave political consequences -- and embarrassing ones for Governor Bush.

Their distance from Nagumo's carriers would also have grave implications during the battle, because the larger warships in Yamamoto and Kondo's forces carried scout planes, an invaluable reconnaissance capability denied to Nagumo.

When Fusilli picked off a Penn pass that would have made grave trouble for Dartmouth if it had been completed, he acted as indifferent as tradition demands.

With the prospect of a last-minute agreement in Washington increasingly unlikely, the governors said the scheduled cuts would have a grave impact in a wide range of areas, including the military, Border Patrol and job growth.