Sentence examples for designed seriously from inspiring English sources

So any policy designed seriously to address the disaster of Syria must also address the connectivity between Iraq, Lebanon, Iran, Turkey, Egypt, Libya, Yemen and the Arab states of the Gulf.

The law is not much help either: the UK's Terrorism Act 2000 is notable for the incredibly wide definition it provides (including damage to property and behaviour designed seriously to interfere with or seriously to disrupt an electronic system).

Action is defined as including: violence against a person, damage to property, serious risk to the health or safety of the public or a section of the public and behaviour designed seriously to interfere with or seriously to disrupt an electronic system.

Barnes Wallis Grand Slamm bomb was designed to seriously damage and destroy buildings, bridges, viaducts and other structures without necessarily having to achieve a direct hit against them.

Anyone can take a PowerPoint or Keynote template and add some bullet points, but few people take slide design seriously.

"Some hospitals are taking evidence-based design seriously," said Roger Ulrich, director of the Center for Health Systems and Design at Texas A&M.

This was a place where they took design seriously, with a full-sized helicopter hanging over the escalator.

Italians tend to take design seriously, and Gnoli, who died in 1970 at age 36, homed in on single parts of the body or the bedroom, telescoping the sort of details that identify personality through style.

So the Slice of Brooklyn tour is a fun way to learn about New York, while the "walking seminar" in Tokyo – in which you learn about Japanese geek culture – is perfect for a traveller who wants to look at a society in a deeper and more academic way, and the Cph cool tours in Copenhagen will appeal to those who take design seriously.

These little flourishes matter to those who take design seriously, like 995 Dreams or Wedding Party, for instance.

When Shirley became leader of the team chosen to build the first Mars rover in 1992, a robot about the size of a microwave, most experienced engineers refused to take her design seriously.