Sentence examples for being treated seriously from inspiring English sources

He says the issue is still not being treated seriously.

In fact, his friends marveled today that he stayed conscious during what Israeli officials classify as a bizarre, even amateurish, hijacking attempt that is nonetheless being treated seriously.

Carney quoted an internal ORHA memorandum arguing that the organization "is not being treated seriously enough by the command given what we are supposed to do".

Rear Adm. Sean Buck, the Navy's top sexual assault prevention and response officer, said the increase was something Navy officials had expected as they bolstered efforts to let sailors know that sexual assaults were being treated seriously.

This incapacity, as likable as it is at times almost pathological, led him to such errors of misplaced good faith as his nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, in what was clearly the sincere belief that a Justice pre-vetted by Republican worthies would actually have a chance of being treated seriously.

Reports of his death were being treated seriously by diplomats in the Malian capital, Bamako, on Sunday, but a monitoring service that tracks online militant forums said an anonymous participant in several of them had posted that Belmokhtar was "alive and well and leading the battles himself".

However, anxiety should be treated seriously.

And they are treated seriously within the industry.

"Patients are hopeful that now the disease itself might be treated seriously, that they'll be treated seriously, and that there might be some solution".

But these qualities are only apparent when the operetta is treated seriously.

They are treated seriously by the few Belgian and French brewers who still produce them.