Sentence examples for become really serious from inspiring English sources
The Bank of Italy predicts that it will grow by no more than 1.3% this year and, if the oil price shoots up, matters could become really serious.
True, there are worries here in the UK and at the head of the list must be our inflationary performance, which has become really serious.
But the problem became really serious if the defendant had done nothing at all.
My parents wanted me to be a very well-rounded person and I was always in art camps, ballet classes and soccer — soccer actually became really serious.
If the bullies become violent, talk to your family or teacher, and if it becomes really serious, even the police!
He continued, "It started to get really serious during the last five or six years and has become really dramatic in Greece".
"It's become a really serious problem for everybody".
What was discussed there and what was your role in these conferences? of the natural efforts of these Austrian people to bring about a closer contact with the Reich, this Austrian problem threatened to become a really serious problem between Germany and Austria.
"It's become a really serious problem," says Paul Workman, a chemical biologist and chief executive of the Institute of Cancer Research ICRR) in London, who was a member of the expert panel.
"For several months," White explains, "we've been wrestling with the problem" of how Celera could become a "really serious drug discovery and development company".
