Sentence examples for into very serious from inspiring English sources

Competition turns this into very serious stuff".

I have had to help people who got into very serious trouble because of this.

When Sylvia Plath read it, she was "excited" by the "intense breakthrough into very serious, very personal, emotional experience" which she felt had been "partly taboo".

"I think the sponsors," Mr. Silver said at City Hall, "should take into very serious consideration the kind of turmoil that's been created and look to compromise".

It will significantly set back research into very serious diseases including Parkinson's and multiple sclerosis and is likely to cost European research its competitive advantage," said Walport.

Somehow our three amigos are going to have to get these dangerous items back to their owner without themselves getting into very serious trouble.

"My understanding is this can turn into something very serious if it's not treated," Mr. Halls said.

For a longer-term project, I've been doing a bit of research into what Very Serious People believed and preached just before it all went blooey.

"They're going to throw this city into a very serious recession," he said, speaking to a crowd of several hundred.

"He is one of the people who was instrumental in turning it into the very serious and seriously regarded operation that it is today," Mr. Osborne said.

In the 1970s Polke moved to a commune on a farm outside Düsseldorf, where he got into some very serious drugs.