Sentence examples for beginning serious from inspiring English sources

His appointment may be a sign that Mr. Putin finally has the confidence to pick someone capable of beginning serious economic reforms in the president's second term.

Only now are city and authority officials beginning serious exploration of using the surface of the city, rather than its underside, for mass transit.

But North Korea may be calculating that it can shock the Bush administration into beginning serious negotiations by withdrawing from the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.

3. (U) Amidst the criticism, VANOC has shown remarkable financial astuteness, beginning serious revisions of the Games' operating budget in spring 2008, well before the serious specter of a global financial crisis became evident.

For it to succeed, it needs to win the Palestinian people's hearts and minds, which the new Palestinian government hopes to do by governing with transparency, breaking the global economic blockade and beginning serious negotiations with Israel.

The survey, which began last Thursday and was completed on Tuesday night, suggested deterioration in Mr. Lazio's standing at the time that most politicians believe that voters are beginning serious consideration of the choice before them in the race for Senate.

During the 1970s Motian began serious composing.

In '98 they moved to Florida to begin serious retirement.

When men begin serious talk, beauties are left to themselves.

Two months after I began serious training, I was in the Great Britain team.

I lowered the bottle into my cavernous cart and began serious shopping.