Sentence examples for a particularly serious form from inspiring English sources
Terrorism is a particularly serious form of criminal conduct that should be dealt with by mainstream law, the provisions of which are entirely robust enough to catch killers, bombers and conspirators.
"This is a particularly serious situation for our country".
Osteoarthritis of the knees presents a particularly serious problem.
She was surely never meant to be either a chaste or a particularly serious person.
Uncertainty about demand is a particularly serious problem with respect to artistic works, such as books, plays, movies, and recordings.
He took his job seriously, but he didn't seem a particularly serious person.
But this was, as the commissioner has found, a particularly serious breach of the code.
Reagan began to respond with mistakes, and one of them was a particularly serious blunder.
"But there has never really been a particularly serious challenge to it".
After a particularly serious attack, Julia found the courage to call the police.
Regional patterns exist for IPN; Shetland has a particularly serious problem (16 ).
