Sentence examples for in addition to serious from inspiring English sources

But there are other serious issues involved in addition to serious commercial interests.

In addition to serious human problems, he has also treated animals.

Tariq Alhomayed, the editor of the London-based pan-Arab newspaper Asharq Al-Awsat, sees a need for "active Saudi, Turkish and Qatari roles, in addition to serious American action, in addition to the French and the British".

There is little data on the long-term use of tDCS, and some experts worry is that in addition to serious external burns, people who self-administer could permanently damage their brains, impairing cognitive and motor function in subtle and not-so-subtle ways.

In addition to serious accidents, the investigating body may conduct investigations into accidents and incidents which, under slightly different circumstances, could have resulted in more serious accidents, including technical failures in structural rail sub-sections or interoperability components of the trans-European high-speed or conventional rail systems.

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The New Yorker, February 20 , 1937P. 9 Madame Halicka, in addition to doing serious painting in oils, also does collage - makes use of textiles instead of paint.

In addition to the serious failures of the public authorities, the panel also exposes a massive cover-up to protect the institutional reputation of the police.

By E. J. Kahn, Harold Ross, Russell Maloney, and Ward Cheney, Mrs. The New Yorker, February 20 , 1937P. 9 Madame Halicka, in addition to doing serious painting in oils, also does collage - makes use of textiles instead of paint.

In addition to raising "serious doubts as to the legality of these proposals," Robert Parker, the president of the Canadian Tobacco Manufacturers Councill, said today that it would be technically impossible to print such packages in Canada.

In addition to more serious texts, he was known for writing plays and fables, and even a book, "Conversations With the Devil," in which Satan debates a series of prominent mythical and historical figures.