Sentence examples for considered it serious from inspiring English sources

Obama said that while he had read Ryan's plan and considered it "serious," he disagreed with its basic approach of moving away from a government-driven model for delivering health care to the poor and elderly, toward a more consumer-based, decentralized model that seeks to bring prices down through market forces and price transparency.

While acknowledging that the government's inquiry could be "a tempest in a teapot," Sheryl R. Skolnick, an analyst with Fulcrum Global Partners, said she considered it serious.

"He has a player who has gone down, who has remained down and the referee obviously considered it serious enough to summon on the doctor and the physio.

For example, respondents living near the industrial park may have perceived the Natech earlier and considered it serious, which may have motivated them to evacuate immediately.

Petty Officer Philip Branch later testified, "I considered it serious, but at the time it was not urgent".

Leaders recognize a threat but don't consider it serious enough.

And his performance in the profound, existential comedy "Groundhog Day" is a treasure, a landmark turn ignored because voters didn't consider it serious, even though the stakes in his character's journey, endlessly repeating the same day, couldn't have been higher.

Because the psychiatrist doesn't consider it serious enough, I am not allowed a hospital stay.

While the discrepancy was fairly minor, they said the Lending Club board considered it a serious issue.

I never considered it a serious option as a home until I tried it but it's a perfect option for people today.

Mr. Obama singled out Mr. Ryan at a visit with Republican House members last January, saying that he had read the road map and considered it a serious proposal.