Sentence examples for go very seriously from inspiring English sources

With Quinn at the helm, something would need to go very seriously wrong for the Falcons not to improve on the 22 sacks they managed last season.

Something has clearly gone very seriously wrong," Mr Burnham told the Commons yesterday.

"They often see it as a once-in-a-lifetime purchase, and it's something that they're going to take very seriously".

"We are going to look very seriously whether or not it makes more sense to keep all the film-related material together or not," said Glenn D. Lowry, the museum's director, in a telephone interview from Zurich, where he was traveling on business.

"He's going to be very seriously missed".

We're going to take it very seriously because we're going to have a major announcement probably next week on the drug crisis and on the opioid massive problem, and I want to get that absolutely right … We're going to be looking into Tom".

We take the decision to go out-of-band very seriously given the impact to customers, but we believe releasing an update out-of-band update is the right decision at this time.

The bells often don't work, so it was a recipe for something very seriously going awry".

Either people are going to talk about lowering the standards, which I think would be disastrous, or we're going to take it very seriously and provide whatever those kids need to meet the standards".

"Since the campaign made an agreement in good faith, we are going to take that very seriously, but we don't like it," Ms. Weingarten said last night.

If you spend hours every night in front of your screen, or interrupt conversations with your kids when you get a text message, your kids aren't going to take you very seriously when you extol the virtues of the 3D world.