Sentence examples for enormously serious from inspiring English sources

"We consider it enormously serious that these remarks about our coach were made on the Federation's own website," Real said.

But it is an enormously serious, technical, strategic question for Britain as to what the nature of our nuclear weapons are and whether we have a nuclear deterrent.

If you had any serious doubt that (whatever Arizona Governor Jan Brewer may pretend) all of the serious players in the climate wars actually understand and believe that climate change is real, man-made, and enormously serious, here's another data point to settle a restless mind.

Yes, Spitzer allegedly broke a law that shouldn't be on the books, and his resignation in disgrace is inevitable, but it bothers me that George W. Bush and Dick Cheney remain in office despite having violated enormously more serious laws.

This is enormously dangerous.

What they've fashioned in a foreign land of big steaks and bold Tex-Mex is a restaurant that's not just offbeat and challenging but also serious and enormously enjoyable.

Though beautifully thought through, deeply serious and enormously intelligent, it demonstrates that there is a reason why Freud and Kafka belong to one culture, and Ibsen and Sigrid Undset belong to another.

The alleged misconduct, a chief constable of a major force leading an operation to fabricate serious charges, is enormously disturbing.

David Roberts has an interesting post about how the "experts" massively underestimated the potential for growth in renewable energy: wind and solar have grown enormously faster than the Very Serious People, energy sector, predicted circa 2000.

Chance plays a powerful role in every life — our brains and personalities are just chemical soup, after all; a few drops here or there matter enormously — but consequences often become more serious as income levels go down.

Rice husk is an enormously generated agroindustrial waste which causes serious environmental pollution.