Sentence examples for becoming serious from inspiring English sources

"Going from being really busy to having this free time gives you a lot more time to think about stuff that there really isn't any point thinking about," says Weeks, at 28 the oldest of a band which ranges from 25. "Everyone being of an age where people that you've grown up with are suddenly starting to become parents and becoming serious members of society, it felt like something worth cataloguing".

But if it started becoming serious, then I'd become really quite scared and realise that some people have quite a skewed view of what I'm trying to achieve here.

The nation's scientific establishment issued a stark warning to the American public on Thursday: Not only is global warming real, but the effects are already becoming serious and the need has become "pressing" for a strong national policy to limit emissions of heat-trapping gases.

The BSE problem was becoming serious, numbers were rising alarmingly.

But, the center will also look at emerging technologies that are becoming serious threats.

The music prevents the conversation from becoming serious or even coherent".

"Volunteering at big Games is a classic example of a form of work becoming serious leisure.

Thirty years later, the league is becoming serious about enforcing them.

In these days, the problem of the shortage of scrub nurse in operation rooms is becoming serious.

As quirky collections are becoming serious assets, there are now some big names getting into the scene.

Robin Pope Safaris' commitment to Malawi is seen as another sign that wildlife is becoming serious business.