Sentence examples for exceptionally serious from inspiring English sources

The threat appears to be exceptionally serious.

But they are always exceptionally serious.

This was not regarded as an exceptionally serious problem.

This week Mrs Merkel said the euro was in an "exceptionally serious" situation.

A whole life sentence is deemed appropriate if the crime is "exceptionally" serious.

"Everyone is afraid the outcome could be exceptionally serious," he said.

But the US Government invoked the so-called 'state secrets" privilege, claiming that public disclosure of the documents relating to the case would cause "exceptionally grave or serious damage to the intelligence, foreign policy, and national security interests of the US, including defense against transnational terrorism".

"We are hoping to see more and more… people realising that public transportation in Europe is exceptionally good, and a serious alternative to driving a car, if only you have a chance to find the right rail, bus or air connection every time and with a simple transaction experience — which is exactly what GoEuro is about," he says.

In mitigation, Spence's barrister William Nash said that while his client's offending was of "particularly high seriousness", it was not of "exceptionally high serious" to warrant a whole life term.

"In some instances a delayed and exceptionally severe response may take place and be followed by serious after-effects lasting several days".

Let's start with a genuinely serious and important safety message: swimming pools can be exceptionally dangerous places when combined with copious amounts of booze.