Sentence examples for is seriously on from inspiring English sources

So if the Parks Commissioner is seriously on a treasure hunt for more land, she won't have to search very hard.

Thirteen months before the 2004 election, a solid majority of Americans say the country is seriously on the wrong track, a classic danger sign for incumbents, and only about half of Americans approve of Mr. Bush's overall job performance.

There is something terribly out of whack when a clear majority of poll respondents say the country is seriously on the wrong track while at the same time more than 6 in 10 say the president has strong leadership qualities.

"The Street is seriously on this right now," says Sean McVity, portfolio broker at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods.

iPads and other tablets are going to outsell PCs within a year and (as I talked about last week) the PC is seriously on the slide.

This real-world question is seriously on the table whenever a body of findings emerges (based on later DNA evidence, for example) that substantial numbers of innocent people have been convicted under the aegis of an existing system.

But it does mean making clear whether a coalition would be seriously on the table at all.

Since the middle of the 20th century nomadic life in Morocco has been seriously on the wane, and production of wool from sheepherding has been much reduced.

Nearly 9 in 10 said they were worried about the direction of the economy in the coming year, and a majority said the country was seriously on the wrong track.

Afros and drainpipe jeans are seriously on point.

Maybe it's living vicariously through that anarchy that cures my work ills, since I am seriously on the verge of gutting a fish on my desk.