Sentence examples for evaluated seriously from inspiring English sources

"It's saying that Italy is a country at risk, without democratic certainties, where a person's health is not evaluated seriously," she said.

Their complaints of pain should be evaluated seriously and managed aggressively.

"To make PDPs a success, they need to be evaluated seriously by asking PhD students at their exit interviews about the impact of the PDP and by conducting university-wide surveys," says Ingrid Giebels, LAIOO president.

But given all the hype that is surrounding Wolfram Alpha's launch, the already-brimming rivalry with Google, and the fact that it just bought a supercomputer to help handle its expected load, it needs to be evaluated seriously and without a handicap.

As we learn more about him, in the next days, those answers are worth evaluating seriously.

He said that by and large, judges took the time to evaluate seriously the city's arguments for removing children.

A polling firm even evaluated it seriously among voters in comparison with those of Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio.

Interestingly, he references the fact that he's apparently been receiving business offers that he's had to ignore so far, which will now be evaluated more seriously.

If the sensitivity of a test is evaluated in seriously diseased subjects, and specificity in healthy individuals, both measures will overestimate the true diagnostic accuracy [ 67].

Neither the executive nor the legislative branch could function if this many people were seriously evaluated.

But the imbalance between news and celebrity tittle-tattle, the ramifications for general social and political understanding and even the survival of meaningful democracy are not being seriously evaluated.