Sentence examples for it could seriously from inspiring English sources

If this dropout was selective and for this study it's unknown whether it was—it could seriously bias the findings.

Although few believe the United States could really destroy the court, they fear it could seriously undermine its credibility.

And as the UK is home to the majority of the teams and is one of the most successful countries in terms of wins and world championships, it could seriously impact its ability to attract the next generation of drivers, engineers and so on.

If the administration persists in its opposition to an independent board, it could seriously complicate Congressional efforts to offer drug benefits to the 39 million people on Medicare.

If the idea gains traction – Agassi is already in talks with the Chinese government, which promised last year to invest $15bn in seed money to kickstart its own electric car industry – then it could seriously challenge not just our perception of electric cars, but also the interests of oil companies with their vast global network of petrol stations.

Even if the Greek government did not pursue such a course, the fact that it could seriously consider it would bring the increased respect of its citizens.

In fact it could seriously destabilise.

Over the long term, however, it could seriously reduce creators' incentive to create".

If that turns out to be the official line it could seriously damage community relations.

"If Asda does reposition fundamentally, then it could seriously damage sector profitability," said McCarthy.

"If this inquiry is captured by political opportunists, it could seriously erode that confidence".