The army could trim training, but that would seriously weaken soldiers' ability to recover between deployments.
But it would seriously raise the production costs and cut into the manufacturers' already small margin.
"I can't talk about the scope of what that would mean, but it would seriously hamper our ability to do our business overseas," Mr. Beck said.
He believes that the classical style can be adapted to all types of building, but I would seriously hate to see an airport with a pediment.
Some may prefer, say, New Orleans jazz to the less regional schools of bebop or free jazz, but nobody would seriously argue for the superiority of one over the other.
"But I would seriously doubt that any one of those targets — and even a combination of several of them — would alter significantly the military course of the war in Syria".
Richard Desmond, owner of the Express papers, is also a Londoner but nobody would seriously argue has been a better owner than Beaverbrook, still less that he is anywhere near as benign a figure as was Lord (Roy) Thomson.
ITV's urgency for a new drama to replace Downton is understandable, but I would seriously suggest they think of adapting more gutsy, equally subtle, writers: Clare Francis, Nicci French.
If it's placed in small boxes that only mice can enter, then delivery will be much more efficient, but this would seriously limit the area that can be covered.
If the U.S. violates the deal, Iran would not just be completely freed from its nuclear constraints, but we would seriously discredit ourselves and antagonize our allies - who would be unwilling to "snap back" sanctions or follow our lead again on such matters after being so badly burned.
