Sentence examples for figures seriously from inspiring English sources

Who takes these figures seriously?

But few outside the marketing departments of anti-virus-software vendors take such figures seriously.

These titbits make for amusing reading, but they also make it hard to take any of these figures seriously - and, by extension, to understand the wellsprings of their popularity or power.

Critics add that the government's figures seriously underestimated the deficit anyway, predicating it on wild growth figures of 6-7%, and fail to recognise that spending is bound to soar next year, when there are elections.Domingo Latorraca, the deputy economy minister, says the canal's independence is intact, but some of those who run it are nervous.

It is virtually impossible to take political figures seriously when there is too much media control, because the focus becomes about more than the facts and what needs to be done.

Hoss is also a magnetic figure: seriously professional in recording the commentary but also critical, questioning and confessional in describing her own father's move from communism to environmental work in the Brazilian rainforests.

Just one other studio relationship has figured seriously in Mr. Spielberg's life — that with Steven J. Ross, the Warner communications chief executive, who, before his death in 1992, had been an industry godfather to Mr. Spielberg and Mr. Geffen.

Its hard to take such a small figure seriously, even if FIFA says it's part of a larger pile of money going toward women's soccer.

And if we take the eighty percent figure seriously, it means almost all workers in all sectors are potentially on the chopping block, as well as their pensions and benefits.

We believe this figure seriously underestimates the scope of the problem.

This figure seriously underestimates the scope of the problem and suggests another 1.1 million children are unaccounted for.