Sentence examples for become more serious when from inspiring English sources

This ignorance is likely to become more serious when particles are required to attain higher burn-up values.

Errors become more serious when they are harder to find, such as where a segment has been misconstructed (the wheelslip illustrated in Fig. 5 for example), or where there is a traction fault with a non-metered vehicle in the train.

Things become more serious when we meet Yana (Aliza Rozen, who was a memorable wife in Joseph Cedar's "Footnote").

However, the challenge will become more serious when many consortia with 1 or more genome-wide platforms are available, and when the scattered or retrospectively meta-analyzed data are much larger in amount than the original consortium-level data on which the reported association was based.

Certain medical conditions can also become more serious when combined with excess heat.

Anderson becomes more serious when reflecting how Tai, and his two older sons, helped him escape the depression that had clouded his life.

"But then it became more serious when the students realized it could be used in hospitals to monitor the weight of patients".

Playing football became more serious when I left school, aged 16, and I realised my career was about to take off.

On its eastern frontier Finland was harassed by constant warfare, and the danger became more serious when Novgorod, at the end of the medieval period, was succeeded by a more powerful neighbour, the Grand Duchy of Moscow.

Oh my God!' So the ball lands so close to the hole and just passes it, and he was like, 'I'm kind of happy you didn't make that because you know that first shot, I don't want you to have that upper hand.' " But Wozniacki's mood soon became more serious when the interview turned to her imitation of Williams during the exhibition in Brazil in December.

This problem becomes more serious when a map is composed of several layers from different servers.