Sentence examples for control more seriously from inspiring English sources

Residents called on lawmakers to take gun control more seriously.

He said he was disappointed that the service had not considered reproductive control more seriously and avoided sharpshooting altogether.

Because of AIDS, hospitals now take infection control much more seriously.

An imposed consumption requirement (as in Fox, 1995; Shogren et al. 2001) permits experimental control and ensures participants consider more seriously their bidding decisions.

"We've been very proactive in promoting giving consumers better control over their browsing habits", Vladeck said, and companies like Apple, Google, Mozilla, Microsoft etc. (the companies that control the major market share of browsers) are taking the building of advanced controls into browsers and web search more seriously.

And some control centres take their appearance and performance more seriously than others.

As the disease developed, inhibitory effects were observed in the treatment group, opposite that of the control group, in which the joint was destroyed more seriously.

If successful, the Dictators' task would be much easier in controlling their people, in sucking dry their fortunes and more seriously, their spirit.

Future research looking into the cessation effect of alcohol consumption on liver cancer will need to consider more seriously how well matched their treatment and control groups are, especially with regard to behaviours and factors associated with liver cancer outcomes.

The fire was eventually brought under control, but not without the death of five men and several more seriously burnt when the blazing mainmast collapsed.

It makes the Web sites seem like they're taking things more seriously, when in fact most of them have no control if you have malware.