Sentence examples for levels seriously from inspiring English sources
However, Sandbag goes further, arguing that the 1.8bn permits likely to be carried over into the new phase in 2013 means carbon emissions could rise to a third higher than current levels, seriously undermining the attractiveness of investment in low-carbon technology.
This gendered imbalance in power at the highest levels seriously slows our country down and contributes to all sorts of things that people longing for small government don't want to pay for.
People who suffer from other diseases and conditions, or who are generally not in good health, need to take fluctuating blood sugar levels seriously.
Hague's traditional Tory promise to tax less but somehow spend more on public services such as health and education is, on a serious fiscal level, seriously unconvincing.
Erratic seasonal changes in its level seriously limit navigation on the Hunter, but its valley is served by a rail line and two highways to Sydney.
While HR and equalities departments are incredibly committed to getting it right, those managing on the ground may be less likely to show that commitment: I agree that the finance industry is taking the challenge of the lack of women at senior level seriously and that it accepts that there is a pressing need to do something about it.
The Euro Area established certain financial support mechanisms meant to bring back onto a floating level seriously damaged economies – bankrupt or affected by the foreign debt crisis, but preventing mechanisms have not yet been installed, and the transition towards a new stage of economic growth and expansion would further even more this possibility.
Attention will subsequently turn to the effects of this system on the lives of its older users and will show that the monitoring system did allow older people to stay at home, but that its introduction introduced a passive age script and reconfigured the home on a physical, virtual and emotional level, seriously affecting the experience of being at home.
He takes Life as a vivid illustration of how, in a deterministic but complex enough world, we can abstract away from the bottom level and the micro-laws deterministically governing it, and describe what is happening by taking the emergent level seriously.
When people start to take their fitness level seriously, it makes them more successful.
Failure of linkage to HIV and ART services translates into incomplete ART coverage at population level, seriously undermining the potential for reductions in mortality, morbidity, TB incidence and HIV transmission.
