Sentence examples for and it will seriously from inspiring English sources

You start adding things to the supplemental, and it will seriously inhibit our ability to get something to the president's desk".

If these three biggest companies open their doors to Russia's security services they will lose control over their information, and it will seriously devalue the "global government request reports" used to track who is asking Facebook and others for information about their users.

It can also make you feel a bit psychotic, and it will seriously impair your memory.

It does not look good at the end of the championship to have no points and it will seriously harm his chances of getting a factory ride for next season.

The judge wrote that it was impossible to know "if or when disaster will strike the city, but — as the tragic events of the past few weeks make abundantly clear — it is beyond 'mere conjecture' that another disaster, whether natural or man-made, will occur and that it will seriously affect members of the proposed class".

If Israel continues to build new and expand existing settlements, it will seriously and rapidly erode the prospect of a two-state solution.

Not only will this result in the cat biting and scratching, but it will seriously undermine any effort to win the cat over.

Rumour has long since swirled around the security services' possible involvement in the death of Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed, and now the Metropolitan Police says it will seriously address the credibility of a soldier's claim that the SAS had a role in her death on 31 August 1997 in a Paris underpass.

And if Congress snubs China, it will seriously weaken both their policies and their standing, injecting new tension into Chinese-American relations.

There is also the larger question of whether this country should keep conducting business as usual — that is, succumbing to the status quo of politics and big oil — or whether it will seriously grapple with the reality of climate change.

China, Russia, Brazil, Germany and the U.K. all believe that it will seriously weaken the dollar, possibly forcing other countries to devalue their own currencies and impose more trade restrictions against the U.S. Brazil and other emerging economies also fear that by loosening credit, the Fed could cause new destabilizing asset bubbles abroad.