"This time his defeat is more serious because people are really scared for their children," said Rizzo.
He added: "Spitting at someone is a repulsive action and is more serious because you have done something similar in the past.
But the latest revelations are more serious, because the charges relate to the diocese of Dublin, and therefore to Cardinal Connell.
"Though these things happen in other countries, it is more serious because Mexico looms so large in the international arena and because Mexican citizens have the right to expect better after decades of exclusion," Mr. Méndez said.
The most recent deficit projections, however, were more serious because portions of corporate taxes and other taxes that go to support the transit system's operations were expected to fall as the economy worsened.
Some mistakes are more serious because they may have a negative impact on your credit score, like accounts that don't belong to you, or credit lines listed with lower limits than they actually have or negative information that has stayed on the report longer than allowed.
In a letter about Mr. Carter's case, Gillian Swanson, a lawyer for the Corrections Department said that while a white guard was suspended for 15 days at Southwood State Prison for falsifying an overtime record, Mr. Carter's offense was more serious because he had purposely omitted the firing from his job application.
In a book that sets out to explain why a poet makes particular formal choices, however, the mistake is more serious, because it replaces the complex relationships among a poem's elements with just-so stories in which it always turns out — surprise!
But these were more serious because they alleged Cardinal O'Brien was involved directly in improper behaviour towards other priests.
For a ship structure composed of a shell and stiffeners, this issue is more serious because their mutual effect has to be addressed.
