Sentence examples for is equally serious from inspiring English sources

And Robert Zoellick, the World Bank boss, has fretted publicly that 20-year-old divisions within Europe could reopen unless west European governments back international plans to recapitalise eastern Europe's banks, and stop encouraging their banks to pull money back from struggling branches and subsidiaries.As with many family disputes, not every threat is equally serious.

A serious public servant, Mr. Davis was equally serious about show business.

But there are equally serious effects at the other end of life.

You came home safe.' " Mr. Luparello, 62, was equally serious about his work.

Either move would force Israel's adversaries to take Bibi seriously and would pressure Palestinians to be equally serious.

The implications of unrest for Sierra Leone are equally serious, and would give Cairnes pause about his ability to remain.

"He was equally serious about academics as he was football," Elizabeth Wright, the director of academic support for athletes at Vanderbilt, said in a telephone interview.

Twenty-three percent said neither racism nor sexism was a problem for the country and another 23percentt volunteered that the problems were equally serious for the nation.

Then there's equally serious theatre director Robert Wilson, who was in charge of Gaga's quick-change performance of Applause for the VMAs and who makes video depictions of celebrities called Voom Portraits.

As President Obama looks to reduce gun violence after the Connecticut massacre through reforms like reinstating the assault weapons ban, he and supporters of sane gun laws in Congress need to be equally serious about strengthening the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives, the beleaguered agency charged with enforcing federal firearm regulations.

Consequences of large impacts on Moon are equally serious since they could have changed Moon's orientation.