Sentence examples for drawing serious from inspiring English sources

General Stanley McChrystal also suggested eighty thousand, but, according to the Post, "that isn't drawing serious consideration".

So let's be careful in drawing serious conclusions from a single uncorroborated poll, particularly when it contradicts more serious research.

It quoted the deputy mayor in charge of transport, Nikolai Lyamov: "The causes for the shipwreck must be examined to the end before drawing serious conclusions, of course.

Nelson seems to be drawing serious interest from the Philadelphia Phillies, the Baltimore Orioles and the Seattle Mariners, and it is quite possible he can be paid more than what the Yankees are offering.

Jay averages 355 inches of snow, one of the biggest snowfalls in the East, and it blankets some of the most extensive glades skiing in the region, drawing serious skiers with its challenging chutes and very generous outbound policy.

The highlight of the weekend, though, was Zero Dark Thirty, the fascinating hunt-for-Bin-Laden tale backed by financier Megan Ellison's (daughter to Oracle founder Larry Ellison) that is drawing serious awards heat in the US.

The government's fundraising efforts, however, have drawn serious concern from international donors.

The situation has not exactly galvanized public opinion, though it has drawn serious criticism from abroad.

Mr. Obey, who leads the powerful Appropriations Committee, is one of three House Democratic chairmen who have drawn serious opposition.

Some critics feel they did not break new ground; others the opposite, that they drew serious attention to this terrain.

Yet "broken windows -style policing has also drawindows -styleticism, with some saying it increases friction between policingnd citizens, particularly in poor and minority areas.