Sentence examples for a serious fix from inspiring English sources

Two shows devoted to it should provide a serious fix.

For a serious fix of culture at any time of year, visit the stunning collection of works by Titian, Tintoretto, Canaletto and Tiepolo displayed in the Museo Castelvecchio, an imposing medieval fortress.

But a serious fix for what ails health care in America will entail far more than merely tweaking the new law of the land; we will need to repeal the entire faulty architecture of the government behemoth and replace it with real reform.

Faking death is an entirely plausible action for a person in a serious fix.

"After six years of chaos, Labor left Australia with a broken budget, a damaged economy and a serious mess to fix," the document said.

So their impulse is to kick the can beyond November, and they have not posed any serious fixes for the budget, beyond more borrowing.

Sir Colin Davis, who has a reputation as one of the leading Berlioz conductors of our time, harnesses energy with traces of polish and elegance, and Philips has released most of his Berlioz cycle in two boxed sets (six CD's of orchestral works, nine CD's of the three operas), which are an encyclopedic and budget-friendly option for anyone looking for a serious Berlioz fix.

"Regulators have a great opportunity to come up with some serious fixes".

The fact that no serious fixes have been made, or even proposed by the White House, suggests that the whole impetus for the idea had more to do with presidential politics than with health care policy.

A new California statute that the state's highest court upheld last week may indicate that this familiar model is far more vulnerable to secularizing pressures than assumed and that if it is to survive, either the model or the current legal environment may need some serious fixing.

NIH is "aware" of the problem but "does not have a serious plan to fix it," argues Harris, a former anesthesiologist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland.