Sentence examples for is doing serious from inspiring English sources

He can and is doing serious harm to Russia, by putting loyalty to him before competence.

Then again, if Shell someday judges that Arctic drilling is doing serious damage to its brand and reputation, it could decide to seek oil elsewhere.

"If a company has good margin improvement on stagnant sales growth," he said, "management is doing serious cost-cutting or restructuring".

But he is doing serious damage to U.S.-Latin American relations, and to the prospects for democracy and social progress in the region.

The Goldmans usually travel to Europe summer and the Redfords go to their ranch, where Lola Redford wears the blue jeans she considers unappropriate when she is doing serious work in the city.

Health experts have repeatedly warned that exposure to this level of air pollution is doing serious long term damage to children's health and have described the issue as a public health emergency.

Or did they just think they were doing serious work?

"When I'm doing serious research, I still use the print books.

You worked for the Daily Mail, but you were doing serious stuff.

We should also highlight that age restrictions without parental consent are doing serious damage to efforts intended to help youth.

He gave examples of the many "good kids" he knows who made stupid mistakes and were doing serious jail time.