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The vulnerability to volcanic earthquakes of traditionally constructed buildings has, however, remained a serious example of un-ameliorated risk exposure through to the present day.
I would agree with you reading this, that is a serious example of wrong place, wrong time.
"This is a serious example of how war is conducted by adults, but children bear the brunt," remarked UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy.
"This is a serious example of how war is conducted by adults, but children bear the brunt," said UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy during the broadcast.
A more serious example of the foolishness of dependence on the machine: A national security adviser was suspected of leaking a secret to The New York Times.
A serious example is the death of my grandmother, who I was very tight with—I was in prison when she died and I couldn't be involved with the grieving, the funeral, or supporting my loved ones.
A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said: "Jeremy spoke about cyber-bullying and the need to respect everyone at conference and this is obviously a very serious example of that".
The script here is riddled with showy rhetorical flourishes and tedious running gags, one being how often Tarantino can work in the N-word, as both a facetious and "serious" example of casual, venal racism.
Take each in turn.Related items Saudi Arabia: The royal house is rattled tooMar 3rd 2011The troubles in Libya are only the most serious example of the impact of Arab unrest on global oil markets.
And so many years of unmitigated success inevitably encouraged complacency, so that governments were slow to act when the first signs of trouble emerged.All this makes East Asia's crisis another (and particularly serious) example of the financial instability which often afflicts economies in the early stages of development.
-- Guerrilla Girls, 1987: Perhaps the most serious example of using the biennial to put art-world inequity on trial involved the anonymous, gorilla-masked feminist artist-protesters known as the Guerrilla Girls, who gained national media attention with their exhibition "Guerrilla Girls Review the Whitney," held at the Clocktower in the spring of 1987.
