Sentence examples for bears serious from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, when you have a finding like this, it raises concerns and it bears serious examination," Fehr said.

The lawsuit bears "serious implications for our current war against terrorism" and permits similar claims to be easily asserted against allies in that war, an assistant attorney general, Robert D. McCallum, wrote in the government's brief.

"We don't have hard evidence," he said, "but it's enough information that we think it bears serious investigation," while French investigators looking into bribery and corruption claims related to the former  heads of athletics' world gov- erning body the IAAF admitted their enquiries had turned to potential financial irregularities related to how the various bids were won.

Government bears serious responsibility for the spread of these contracts and the damage they do.

Suppose that a term paper contains the phrase "LCMV infection is only rarely fatal in immunocompetent adults; however, infection during pregnancy bears serious risks for mother and child and frequently results in congenital abnormalities".

Yet such a strategy bears serious dangers, just as it is not secure due to the nature of events, especially in the Middle East with the possibility of it slipping away to such an extent that it will not be possible to ignore it.

"One option that would have to bear serious consideration is certainly that Uefa leaves Fifa".

"The message and signals we send in the coming days could bear serious consequences for this country," she said.

It is a nice dichotomy, and it makes for an easy explanation, but it doesn't bear serious scrutiny.

Nonetheless, live-attenuated HIV vaccines "bear serious attention," says Michael Murphey-Corb of the Tulane Regional Primate Center in Los Angeles.

Due to competitive obligations during their studies, they will rather prioritize high-stakes tests that bear serious consequences for their academic progress.