Sentence examples for made more serious from inspiring English sources
Two years earlier, unknown to the public, Emory's conflict of interest committee discovered that Dr. Nemeroff had made more serious blunders, including failing to disclose conflicts of interest in trials of drugs from Merck, Eli Lilly and Johnson & Johnson.
But the victory of the barons brought to the kingdom not strength but continued division, which was made more serious by the appearance of new forces in the Muslim world.
"They say things that you would never expect your children to say, because they know better," Ms. Messer said, adding that she was pleased the school was taking steps to deal with children who made more serious threats online.
For United, the consequences of defeat were made more serious by Arsenal's win at Middlesbrough, a result that means second place, and automatic qualification for the Champions League, is slipping away.
Although it has been a presence at United States festivals like Sundance, SXSW and Tribeca, Film Fatales has made more serious inroads at regional festivals, including Sarasota in Florida, Rhode Island Film Forum in Providence and the Woodstock Film Festival in New York.
Additionally, the offences of 'aggravated' penetrative and non-penetrative sexual assault is made more serious and attract stronger penalties (sections 5, 9) when committed by a specified range of perpetrators, in a wide array of situations or conditions, and/or has a severe impact on the victim.
As a result, some barbera producers determined that they would try to make more serious barberas.
I'm encouraged by the fact that Barnes wishes she could be given the chance to make more serious, traditional country music.
Then there is the path of Upworthy.com, whose goal is to make more serious content as fun to share as a "video of some idiot surfing off his roof".
But I do care, deeply, about the same kind of flimsy data analysis being used to make more serious predictions – like the job I should do or my suitability for a home loan – without any scrutiny.
And the United States, after nine wasted years, is making more serious efforts at state-building, particularly in improving the army and police.The hope is that they will be good enough by 2014 gradually to take the lead in security operations, as laid out in the final conference communiqué.
