Sentence examples for constantly seriously from inspiring English sources

He did find it necessary to remove the eyepatch between takes, as wearing it constantly seriously affected his depth perception.

In many instances, informants reported that their family members did not take their dietary restrictions seriously and constantly tempted them with prohibited foods.

"More seriously, we are constantly trying to find new business models and this has been particularly true in the US where there have been some terrific innovations such as Spot.us [which "crowd funds" specific investigations by appealing for reader donations]." Greeenslade sees an entrepreneurial instinct among his students, who have set up startups including Brighton-based journalism.co.uk.

"We take online safety very seriously, and we're constantly assessing and improving our trust and safety measures," the statement read, in part.

Others may find it hard to take you seriously if you're constantly using it, particularly if you participate often in the debate forums.

You can't see the film without constantly thinking that the main character is seriously mental ill, and in the 1920's and 1930's, seriously mentally ill people got locked up and forgotten.

This field of engineering, called "structural health monitoring," is constantly developing and should also be considered seriously in implant dentistry as one more advanced diagnosis tool.

Trust chief executive Jane Lewington, said: "We take our responsibilities to provide excellent patient care extremely seriously and are focused on meeting constantly rising expectations around our quality of care.

One cannot seriously undertake such a project without constantly probing both one's own motives and those of others.

The old timers take it very seriously to the extent that they're constantly challenging the umpire's decision".

He consistently came out of the opening well it was obvious that, despite his insistence otherwise, he had seriously prepared for this tournament but he was constantly down on time, which made it harder to convert any advantage.