Sentence examples for a serious extent from inspiring English sources

And as a result you have broken the contract with society to such a serious extent that you have lost all of those rights – your liberty and your right to vote.

Infusion site reactions to a serious extent are quite rare.

A serious extent of a symptom was given a higher value than a less serious.

Yet almost everyone who's played the game to any serious extent will struggle to tell you it wasn't all worth it to some degree.

It was not of serious extent.

It's a sign of corporations' power that their views are often treated on a par with those of advocacy groups (from the ACLU to the N.R.A). that are, at least to some serious extent, arguing for what their members actually believe.

The amplitude indicates the serious extent of the adhesion interaction.

A serious test of the extent to which Britain is walking any taller in the world will not come until fundamental British and American policies diverge, as they might if Mr Bush decided that his next exploit after Afghanistan ought to be a full-scale war against Iraq.

And all of the above should be balanced with a serious assessment of to what extent the city can increase taxes further without overburdening its residents and doing more harm than good through population loss -- a subject I don't claim to be expert in.

One is a serious question about the nature and extent of mass migration into Britain.

They show the willingness of sporting bodies to tackle in a serious manner abuses related to some extent to the transfer market". The results of the study will be analysed by the EU Expert Group on "Good Governance in Sport" at its next meeting in April.