Sentence examples for are beginning seriously from inspiring English sources

Thus, as people are beginning seriously to look at government and its financing, it is time to make our property tax system more fair, and, yes, it is also time to provide some more money to our deficit-ridden governments and school districts, by correcting the proposition's mistakes.

Semiconductor transistors were beginning seriously to rival vacuum tubes.

This season, just as I was beginning seriously to contemplate laser eye surgery, it's spectacles.

The striker issued a public apology yesterday for the challenge which has earned him a one-game European ban but his Manchester City manager is beginning seriously to question whether he can nurture him into the world-class player he believes he can be.

Someone then asked Cobb about the court's assessment of his mental health, which lead to a two-minute response in which he said "because of the troposphere the propagandistic atmosphere has been promulgated primarily through television but really through all media" and that "the medicalization of dissent was begun seriously by Jewish communists in the Soviet Union".

While Airbus was announcing big new orders, Boeing had suffered a string of technical problems "that are beginning to seriously hit its brand image".

Fine, McNutt, Rappaport and Bunk all agree that this is the best practice for women in their 50s who are beginning to seriously consider retirement.

These competitors are beginning to seriously challenge us as magnets for venture capital, R & D and talent, and as the hot spots of innovation from which future streams of opportunity will emerge.

So says a prominent market psychiatrist who thinks the market's peaks and dips mirror the emotional swings of investors who are beginning to seriously question stock prices after the longest bull market in history.

"We're glad to see that the indexes are beginning to seriously consider the issues posed by nonvoting shares," she said.

Leaders are beginning to seriously discuss reform, political pundits are covering it, and a presidential candidate, Larry Lessig, is running on a single-issue platform to pass a set of proposed amendments to sanitize the political system of big money.