Sentence examples for considerably serious from inspiring English sources
Although the earthquake vulnerability of Kathmandu was considerably serious, there were only two official seismometers recording earthquakes on the sedimentary sites: KATNP by USGS (2015b) and DMG (Bhattarai et al. 2015).
The Asian bishops cited several factors that led to the summit, including "letters from different quarters of the church that pedophilia has already become a considerably serious problem in Asia".
Considerably more serious and far-reaching consequences would flow from a judicial finding that international law standards had been met if that determination flew in the face of a State Department proclamation to the contrary.
Considerably more serious is the Y.W.C.A.-Cine Club, which was founded in September and is midway through a 10-month celebration of Japanese cinema, including big-screen showings of masterworks by Akira Kurosawa and Yasujiro Ozu, among others.
Kuttner sees great potential in Obama's leadership and rhetorical skills, but he worries that he will not act boldly enough to attack a financial crisis that has grown considerably more serious since his book went to press.
On the other hand, the Queen's conclusion, "Sentence first – verdict afterwards", is a joke that recognises how the court of public opinion might treat accusations that are considerably more serious than tart-theft.
The North Koreans, whose country faces problems considerably more serious than these, struggled to come up with ideas, but Halberg's lessons about starting companies with minimal resources gelled.
