Sentence examples for example of serious from inspiring English sources

"I think this is another example of serious error by Juncker," he said.

In particular, programs that prevent men participating in team sport if they have engaged in domestic violence is one example of serious attempts to change male culture and behaviour in a positive way.

He cited the national disability insurance scheme (NDIS), which he championed when Labor was in government, as an example of serious, nation-changing reform, well argued, in "the Hawke-Keating tradition".

One example of serious politics driven by a celebrity endorser was Proposition 10 in California, a 1998 ballot initiative that raised the tax on cigarettes 50 cents a pack and uses the $680 million a year collected to pay for health, nutrition and child care for preschoolers.

With Bill Gates using Linux as an example of serious competition to Windows during its antitrust trial to prove that Microsoft's msft isn't a monopoly, Linux received a huge, if not somewhat ironic, endorsement.

The first is an ambitious early example of serious cinematic science fiction; the latter is a masterful crime thriller with overtones of the supernatural.

The cases of Mr. Graham and Mr. Burrell, which are almost identical, are examples of serious prosecutorial misconduct, their lawyers say.

To my eyes, anyway, these were all examples of serious political journalism: well reported, clearly edited, and soberly presented.

Mr. Annan also included in his report examples of "serious logistical deficiencies" in troops already promised for Congo.

With so many examples of serious, damaging discrimination, it is hard to get worked up over what may strike many people as a frippery and indulgence.

Both books offer copious examples of serious, thoughtful people who had real doubts about whether Hitler was a threat worth fighting: cabinet members and generals, newspaper publishers and business leaders.