Sentence examples for displays serious from inspiring English sources
Despite the allure and potential of the country's new shale fields, Argentina's energy industry displays serious woes, making the conflict with YPF "just the tip of the iceberg of a much more complex energy problem," a report by Barclays says.
Meanwhile, Pete Miller (Jake Lacy) teaches Erin Hannon (Ellie Kemper) about his favorite movie, Die Hard; Pete displays serious devotion to the film by quoting a big majority of it, much to Erin's delight.
Families are excluded if the child has a manifest substance use disorder or displays serious behavioural problems that would interfere with the group format.
EPI is an anthracycline derivative used commonly in the treatment of Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) but displays serious side effects including cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure.
Governments have displayed serious deficiencies in their ability to handle stabilization policy.
And visitors who display serious symptoms can be referred to a park's first-aid center for medical assistance.
He's displayed serious fighting qualities to come back from that early break and Murray's got a tough job on his hands now.
But despite routine comments emphasizing their common ground, each of the United States' main allies in the region has displayed serious reluctance to support any hard-line approach to North Korea.
He conceded that one model, called Genesis, used in planning the Reach 8 project displayed serious deficiencies in the design process, but said it had been abandoned in favor of another that worked better.
Throughout the season he was shy and humble, even as his fingers, as applied to his guitar, displayed serious dexterity, and his voice, scratchy and earthy, showed real range and power.
Take Hetherington's assertion that the negative long-term effect of divorce on children has "been exaggerated to the point where we now have created a self-fulfilling prophecy" while "objective assessments" tell a different story: 25percentt of adult children of divorce, compared with 10percentt from nondivorced families, displayed "serious social, emotional or psychological problems".
