Sentence examples for left serious from inspiring English sources

These troubles, many economists fear, left serious scars, and not just psychic ones.

He left serious business to his favourites, whose ambitions and intrigues led to plots, treason trials, confiscations, and insensate murders.

Peers including Williams and the former Tory lord chancellor Lord Mackay of Clashfern had complained the original bill left serious legal doubts over whether the secretary of state would still be responsible for providing a "comprehensive health service for the people of England free at the point of need".

The peers, led by the Lib Dem, Baroness Williams, and supported by a former Tory lord chancellor, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, have complained that the original bill left serious legal doubt as to whether the secretary of state would any longer be responsible for providing a "comprehensive health service for the people of England free at the point of need".

Labour said cuts to defence spending had left "serious holes" in the UK's future capability.

He added the "shortcomings" of inspection arrangements left serious concerns child sexual exploitation might have been missed in other areas.

So that leaves serious hatchback freaks.

Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, has said the report still leaves "serious questions" unanswered.

Like Ms. Valles, her role is more to issue citations, leaving serious crimes to state and federal authorities.

Omnibus only perished when the American television networks headed for Hollywood, leaving serious programmes to ill-funded public broadcasting stations.

But a loss would be devastating, his fourth fight without a victory, leaving serious questions about his marketability.