Sentence examples for be able to seriously from inspiring English sources

"No American will ever be able to seriously say again, 'My vote doesn't count,' " he said.

They are expected to be able to seriously disrupt voting in the south and in Bangkok, areas of which are strongholds of the opposition.

Very powerful storms might be able to seriously damage the wings on a small aircraft but, typically, pilots and air traffic controllers make great effort to avoid them.

As a result, Australia were not expected to be able to seriously challenge the hosts, who had many of their pre-war Test players.

The sad irony is that Hamas' leaders know that they will never be able to seriously threaten Israel existentially, and every time they challenge Israel, they subject the Palestinians in Gaza to the horror of war, destruction, and death.

So far no European rivals have been able to seriously challenge the dominance of BMW, Mercedes and Audi.

The manager is also to offload a number of players when embarking on a second close season of rebuilding that is viewed as a vital window to ensure United are able to seriously challenge again for the title and in Europe.

Since the late 1940s, no US president has been able to seriously challenge the militaristic designs of the unholy alliance of the armaments lobby and the Israel lobby in the Middle East.

I'm not sure that most of these white converts are able to seriously consider the genealogy of Malcolm's Islam, the figures who made Malcolm's hajj possible and the America that made them. .

They better hurry if I'm going to be able to shop seriously in Moscow.

But in a wide-ranging speech,  Dyke warned England may not be able to compete seriously on the world stage without changes in the domestic game.