Sentence examples for demand serious from inspiring English sources

These are serious times and they demand serious, intelligent and challenging books.

The intent of Historical Studies is to foster and demand serious consideration by students of the essential historical substance of Christian faith and tradition.

So perhaps, on the larger issue, he may still decide that compassion and self-interest both demand serious American action to fight the AIDS epidemic.

The whole idea of our criminal justice system is to enumerate those offenses that are so egregious that they demand serious jail time.

Representative Peter Welch, Democrat of Vermont, pressed the president for his strategy in the face of signals by Republicans that they would demand serious concessions before they voted to raise the government's statutory borrowing limit.

One may disagree with Corbyn over his stance on Nato and one or two – or possibly seven – economic issues, not least his proposals for the Bank of England, which would demand serious quantitative analysis.

"This is a serious problem that demands serious attention".

Centres of vocational excellence are proving their worth and college specialisation demands serious consideration.

American choreographer William Forsythe is a visionary whose work demands serious engagement, and can nevertheless still confound.

Mrs Albright demanded "serious efforts" to bring peace, along with a ban on weapons shipments to the warring factions.

Having to write programs that could fit within the featherweight machine's one kilobyte of RAM demanded serious thought.