Sentence examples for example of a serious from inspiring English sources

The diphtheria bacillus, therefore, is an example of a serious infection in which the organism has low invasiveness.

Causing death by careless driving is perhaps an example of a serious offence with terrible if different consequences for the victim and defendant that, although it led to a prison sentence, might not make a return to the Commons impossible.

Sarah Waters's 2006 novel The Night Watch is a rare example of a serious attempt to make popular literature out of this crucial episode from the second world war.

They looked up to her as an example of a serious journalist unafraid to cover the most critical issues of the day, specifically the nexus of crime and politics.

Serrato is an untraditional example of a serious art collector.

The shortage is the latest example of a serious dilemma confronting the prison-industrial complex: obtaining enough execution drugs is proving difficult, and few manufacturers want to admit to making them.

One contributor commented that there cannot be many examples of a serious edition of a major writer appearing in translation before a proper one in the original language, adding that "to some extent that English edition is still superior to subsequently published German versions whose editors disdained to consult it".

It includes situations where, for example, because of a serious health condition, the family member is unable to care for his or her own basic medical, hygienic, or nutritional needs or safety, or is unable to transport himself or herself to the doctor.

Others wrote it off as a tepid and predictable example of a genre in serious need of an overhaul.

The forest-dominated Águeda catchment in north-central Portugal is an example of a region with serious soil data availability limitations.

Figure  3 provides a full sized example of a mild and serious adverse event.