Sentence examples for longer seriously from inspiring English sources

Lib Dems are no longer seriously expected to feel guilty about anything.

Yet, next May, Israel will celebrate its 40th anniversary with its survival no longer seriously at issue.

No major group any longer seriously contests the right of women to pursue higher education and careers.

Some of the uncommitted delegates & some pledged to candidates no longer seriously in contention share his general outlook & would at some point join his cause.

But that does not mean the world should stop worrying.The broader question of whether global warming itself is real, and whether mankind is playing a significant role in it, is no longer seriously contested except by scientists on the fringe.

The New Yorker, May 11 , 1940P. 11 The fainfall in March and April was considerably more than the average for these parts, and the Dept. of Water Supply is no longer seriously concerned about the possibility of water shortage.

The truth is that London's City Hall is no longer taken seriously.

Cabanis, a late 18th-century French materialist, is no longer taken seriously, because to most philosophers it does not make sense to think of thought as a stuff.

In one experiment, some people read a passage from Francis Crick, the molecular biologist, asserting that free will is a quaint old notion no longer taken seriously by intellectuals, especially not psychologists and neuroscientists.

And in Washington, senior law enforcement officials said they no longer took seriously any potential terrorist threat stemming from the arrest of about 20 people on suspicion of fraudulently obtaining driver's licenses to haul hazardous and explosive materials.

No longer admitting seriously ill children to Stafford.