Sentence examples for has seriously started from inspiring English sources

"Microfinance development has seriously started in the country thanks to the two separate pilot initiatives of the People's Bank of China and the China Banking Regulatory Commission," he says.

Humans have only seriously started to pollute their environment in the past two centuries.

Shahryar writes that watching the chattering classes begin to loudly argue the merits of the US plan in Syria has him "seriously starting to doubt the intellectual honesty of some these pundits".

"In between now and the final, you would have to seriously start thinking about what we are going to do for next year," O'Neill said.

This suggests that family size intentions only decrease after one has completed schooling and seriously starts entertaining the idea of having children, and that involvement in a full-time job is particularly likely to lead to downward adjustment.

She is a young woman who has sparked the entire world to seriously start the conversation about girls' education.

Over the last couple years, the industry has finally started to take seriously the issues that plague display advertising, such as viewability and fraud (which is expected to lead to losses of something on the order of $7.2B this year).

Like many young scientists struggling to establish themselves in science, Dr. Jobhunter has started seriously considering career alternatives, and in particular science communication.

Traditionally more of a beer-drinking town, Missoula has recently started taking wine seriously, and this is a great place to try out the pinot noirs of Willamette Valley and the comparatively local cabernets of Walla Walla (only a five-hour drive from Missoula – relatively close in Montana terms).

The South African parliament has finally started taking climate change seriously.

Many central banks have cut interest rates, pumped money into their banking systems and either announced economic stimulus plans, as China has, or started talking about them seriously, as in the U.S. "They seem to be somewhat coordinated now, and that seems to be a good thing.