Sentence examples for bring seriously from inspiring English sources

Jane Collins, chief executive of Great Ormond Street, which raises £23m from private patients and has just signed a contract in Kuwait to bring seriously ill children to London for treatment, warned: "In terms of UK plc, we are way behind the US, the Germans, Indian companies and Malaysian hospitals".

Mr McGoran said 50% more beds were required on Monday night, and as emergency ambulances bring seriously ill patients, this had a knock-on effect on Tuesday.

Government forensics and fingerprinting experts found their professional credibility brought seriously into doubt.

Samsung's Gear VR brought seriously impressive virtual reality to the masses for a low price, and huge leaps were made with devices like the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

For example, the spread of rumors in China's SARS Crisis brought seriously negative effects to society.

Trotter's genius brought seriously innovative nouvelle cuisine to a red-meat Midwestern city and did it as well as any restaurant in the country.

Esio Trot (BBC1) Dustin Hoffman and Dame Judi Dench bring some seriously high-wattage star-power to Richard Curtis's adaptation of Roald Dahl's children's classic about a shy old bachelor, Mr Hoppy, and his plan to win over a tortoise-loving neighbour (Dench).

On any given day, the food they bring my seriously ill sister-in-law is bland and rubbery.

There are behavioral and pharmacological treatments that can save lives and bring even seriously addicted kids into long-term recovery.

On top of all of that, Brandi, Miley's lookalike older sister, will bring fans "Seriously Social," where she'll recap the entire family's weekly Twitter and Instagram posts -- if you can handle it, of course.

He simply cannot bring himself to take seriously the whims and currents of the external world.