Sentence examples for end of seriousness from inspiring English sources

This is what the end of seriousness looks like.

It should take something at the higher end of seriousness for the coach of eith side not to be allowed to do his job at the final.

In the Downing Centre district court on Friday, Judge Penelope Hock said the offending was at the lower end of seriousness and that Elomar appeared to have rehabilitated herself.

The regulator said that Npower's breach of the rules was "at the lower end of seriousness".

Some of them are suspected of links to terrorism that he describes as at "the highest end of seriousness".

"In 2010, an independent report described the localised grooming offences prosecuted in Rotherham as being at the top end of seriousness.

The way he went weak at the knees every time Ethan said something American or manly was one of the few moments of comedy amid all the end-of-days seriousness.

At the other end of the seriousness scale, nearly 30 percent of those accused of misdemeanors or violations received what's called an A.C.D., which stands for an adjournment in contemplation of dismissal.

A lawyer for Mr. Noibi, Carl Gunn, declined to discuss the case in detail but said that the allegations were "at the lower end of the continuum of seriousness in crime in cases prosecuted in federal court".

The International Rugby Board's independent judicial officer, Jeff Blackett, determined at a hearing in Auckland that the offense was "at the lower end of the scale of seriousness" and no further sanction was necessary.

The judge ruled that the Home Office complaints were "at the more serious end of the spectrum of seriousness" and that the tribunal "failed to apply its mind to a very large amount of evidence before it" even though it took 16 months to reach a decision after hearing the evidence in the case.