Sentence examples for barring serious from inspiring English sources

Presumably, barring serious reform, there will one day have to be a reckoning.

Barring serious dereliction, it editorialized, a parent's right "is paramount," even, quoting the Catechism of the Catholic Church, "primordial and inalienable".

The affected sentence, quoting from Catholic New York, the weekly paper of the New York archdiocese, should have read: "Barring serious dereliction, it editorialized, a parent's right 'is paramount,' even, quoting the catechism of the Catholic Church, 'primordial and inalienable.' ".

Then came a five-year, $100 million extension, expiring in 2009, when Garnett will be 33 and, barring serious injury, probably still leveraged enough to be a wolf at the bargaining table.

If so, barring serious changes to the rules, or what Trump might call yet more rigging, all of Cruz's efforts to line up stealth delegates pledged to Trump on the first ballot, but ready to switch to Cruz on the second or third will be for naught.

The move comes a day after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) ruled the International Olympic Committee's own rule barring serious doping offenders was unenforceable.

Barring a serious reversal abroad, that will continue and demonising them will merely marginalise their critics.

Barring a serious setback, it is hard to imagine the Nets would hold Lopez out.

Barring some serious psychiatric problem, the factual outlines of a person's life are probably as they remember them.

Barring a serious slump in the American economy that would significantly reduce demand, industry experts say, the United States will need every cubic foot of Canadian gas it can get, and then some.

In fact, Robinson said he was so impressed that he even plans to use them -- "barring anything serious" -- in Wednesday night's game against the Mighty Ducks in Anaheim, where the team will open a three-game West Coast trip.