Sentence examples for if you seriously believe from inspiring English sources
If you seriously believe in markets, you should believe that given the right incentives — namely, putting a price on emissions, through either a tax or a tradable permit scheme — the economy will find lots of ways to emit less.
If you seriously believe Gerrard has an 87% pass completion rate, then that is in the realms of Spain's players.
If you seriously believe that the courts are going to allow somebody to place all their chips on the table to make a bet, and then take all those chips off the table when the cards turn bad, you probably should choose another area of practice.
If you seriously believe you are being spied on, buy an RF (radio frequency) detector and do a sweep of your room, building, or home.
If you seriously don't believe it, get a makeover at a makeup counter, go for a cute new cut a stylist recommends just for you, and create a new you.
If politicians seriously believe that most people in this country give two hoots about their activities in Westminster then, sadly, they are more out of touch with the real world than was first thought.
If lawmakers seriously believe that the questions about a Saudi role in the attacks ― questions spread by Donald Trump and others ― still have some merit, they could organize yet another U.S. government inquiry.
Frum, who spent three years as a Journal editorial writer, replies mildly that if his former colleagues "seriously believe that my views are for sale," they should at least "credit me with the acuity to know where the highest price is paid: and that it's not where I've raised my flag".
Does Lord Soley seriously believe, if the full Leveson had been implemented already, that newspapers wouldn't want to investigate MPs or lords?
"There are people who seriously believe if McKinley was not shot here, the Bills would have gone on to win four Super Bowls," said William Siener, the executive director of the Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society.
