Sentence examples for be particularly serious from inspiring English sources

A failure to address the problems in France could be particularly serious for the well-being of the common currency, Mr. Rehn said during a presentation of an annual report comparing the health and competitiveness of a number of Europe's national economies.

Such a breach would be particularly serious and significant.

During pregnancy it can be particularly serious, leading to damage to foetus, miscarriage, premature labour and low birthweight.

While the protests across the region have already led to profound change in Egypt and Tunisia, and may well do so elsewhere, the consequences of serious unrest in Saudi Arabia would be particularly serious for the rest of the world.

The fracture of the left humerus bone in his upper arm was said to be particularly serious, as it broke in six places and pierced the skin, requiring five hours of surgery.

"All the world's oceans are facing intense problems but the problem is going to be particularly serious for tropical countries, which are often underdeveloped and are far less able to maintain sustainable management regimes for their fisheries," said marine biologist Callum Roberts, of York University.

"This is particularly serious.

Mr. Rose is particularly serious about chicken.

But for the Guggenheim, the drop was particularly serious.

But the situation in the Permian Basin is particularly serious.

Problems are particularly serious in UP, said Kumari.