Sentence examples for considered so serious from inspiring English sources

The threats were considered so serious that all three were evacuated from Kenya late last year.

Decision Time The analysts findings were considered so serious that officials convened a 7 a.m. meeting of high-level officials on Saturday.

The attacks by the Revolutionary Armed Force of Colombia are considered so serious that on Monday the army announced that it would reinforce its defenses around the capital, putting 7,000 troops on alert.

When the child abuse scandal that permeated Islington's homes was exposed in the 1990s the position of Connelly's relative was considered so serious that a separate report was written about him.

The hacking efforts against the campaigns are considered so serious that some relevant congressional committees have been briefed on the activity, a government source said.

"A priest propositioning someone in the confessional is considered so serious that is labeled by the Vatican as a 'grave delict,' and judgment on such matters is reserved to the doctrinal congregation," writes Joshua J. McElwee of the National Catholic Reporter.

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On one occasion police considered a threat so serious that he had to pay for private security for himself, his family and the Techcrunch staff.

The New York City Police Department, which was told of the plot in March, said it considered the threat so serious that it had increased land and marine patrols around the Brooklyn Bridge several months ago.

Sleep interference, on the other hand, was only seldomly mentioned and was not considered to be so serious.

But by 2013, the kidnapping risk was considered to be so serious that one of the far northern projects, located on the Niger border, was closed due to the high potential for kidnappings.