Sentence examples for considered serious enough from inspiring English sources

In the last five years, according to the fund, there has been only one incident considered serious enough to be reported to the police, and seven others considered serious enough to remove a child from a host home.

The case was considered serious enough to have Mary sent to Boston, where she was imprisoned and tried for witchcraft; a jury acquitted her.

British war poets romanticised the attraction of a "Blighty" wound: a non-life-threatening injury considered serious enough to merit a safe passage home.

Up to half will be convicted and receive a community penalty because their offence was not considered serious enough to warrant imprisonment.

The complaints commission is investigating over 700 cases of suspected voting fraud that are considered serious enough to alter the result.

Dorcas is in a wheelchair, does not speak and sometimes suffers seizures, but her needs initially were not considered serious enough, Ms. Brinson said.

The criminal background check will be nationwide, but Mr. Hanzimanolis said that the association had not yet determined what offenses it would consider serious enough to ban members.

One baseball official said the injury, which is not considered serious, was not enough to kill any deal but that the Mets and other interested teams would wait to see him pitch again before they would consider trading for him.

Neither injury was considered serious.

Neither injury is considered serious.

The knee bruise is not considered serious.