Sentence examples for does not seriously from inspiring English sources

Thus, even this acceptance does not seriously contradict the unity of being.

But its loss does not seriously affect plans to land Hayabusa, Yashiro said.

The Government, to its credit, does not seriously contend that other available remedies alone foreclose review under §704.

In today's China a little criticism is even tolerated but only if it does not seriously threaten the party's rule.

Thus, the idealisation of a herd of animals as a homogeneous area source at ground level does not seriously affect the model's applicability to infer emission rates.

He does not seriously examine the role they play - perhaps unfortunately - as symbols of superpower status or alliance commitment.

The advice, which is known to be unhelpful to May's cause, does not seriously damage her already battered cause.

"The signs are that the government party is indifferent to them and the opposition's agenda does not seriously address their problems".

If the city does not seriously re-evaluate the Parks Department budget, New Yorkers will continue to see the painful costs of an underfinanced park system.

Most medical experts agree that brief exposure to toxic molds can make eyes itchy but usually does not seriously affect health.

In time, it could – could – again represent a decisive swath of these people and places; indeed, if it does not seriously try to, the game really is up.