"What we're asking is for the home to become a real serious extension of the learning environment".
It is a weightier and more serious extension of his previous, more populist work, Affluenza, about a miserable psychological syndrome growing out of conspicuous consumption in a never-ending drive to keep up with neighbours/colleagues/whoever, and cueing mental illness.
The aeroelastic instability of cables for cable-stayed bridges has become a serious problem with extension of span length.
Scotland's chief medical officer Sir Harry Burns, said: "Flu is a serious illness and the extension of the flu vaccination programme will protect those children who receive the vaccine and will help to protect against the spread of flu".
To call it an extension cord would be a serious case of specious logic.
International officer, Roger Blows, agrees that there would be a serious problem should the practice of refusing extensions to postgraduate students become widespread.
That it failed to make a clear case for the purpose (and, by extension, the value) of literary criticism was a serious flaw.
The museum can now make a "serious expression" of its intention to buy the piece, winning an extension of the ban until 30 December.
It seemed to me to be the work of a serious person, and his question seemed to me to be an extension of that seriousness.
It was a serious exercise in business relationships, which for IHG combined functionality with effective brand extension.
