Sentence examples for declared a serious from inspiring English sources

The Highways Agency declared a "serious incident" as emergency services rushed to the scene.

The company declared a "serious" condition over the Fourth of July weekend, eliminating days off and vacations for all of the crews that work on its system of underground cables and overhead wires.

The responses from 3,516 lawyers revealed that sexual harassment, bullying and discrimination are rife in the industry—a situation concerning enough to prompt Law Society President Kathryn Beck to declare "a serious and systemic cultural problem in [the] profession".

Finally, Britain wants rape and serious sexual violence to be declared a "grave breach" of the Geneva convention.

But the judge declared dropouts a serious problem and agreed that a "peculiarly" high number of minority students were retained in ninth grade.

But what do I make of a prime minister who emerges from his Cobra bunker and declares "a very serious threat to the UK", a US president who says it is "spiralling out of control", and a World Health Organisation that says it is "the most severe health emergency seen in modern times … a potential threat of an unparalleled human catastrophe"?

I think if you are going to stand up to some powerful people in this country and declare a pretty serious intent to bring about change, you are going to get attacked".

With Dwight Eisenhower, who issued an Executive Order declaring homosexuals a serious security risk?

The situation has grown so serious that President Goodluck Jonathan recently declared a state of emergency in northern Nigeria.

NPR declared a "Soapocalypse".

When asked about Congress's prospects in the election, he declared confidently that his party would win - despite opinion polls pointing to a heavy defeat - and then declared he was a "serious politician" who was not interested in power for power's sake.