Sentence examples for making it a serious from inspiring English sources

In the domestic season just concluded, he has been the best batsman in England, playing eight innings of more than 100 for Somerset and making it a serious contender for its first County Championship ever.

Some of those making it a serious factor in their decision-making may be shady operators.

While he has supported a law making it a serious crime, Parliament has not yet acted.

Over the year, Nationwide added a net 300,000 current accounts, bringing the total to 5.5m and making it a serious challenger to the traditional high street banks.

The British Steel Pension Scheme has liabilities of £15bn and a deficit of as much as £700m by some measures, making it a serious obstacle for a rescue deal for Tata Steel UK and the Port Talbot steelworks in Wales.

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This residue has no useful purpose and its polluting potential makes it a serious environmental hazard due to the toxic and recalcitrant organic content.

The fire ant was pictured by the Department of Agriculture, in press releases and motion pictures, as a serious threat to farming through the destruction of crops and as a serious threat to wildlife through attacks on the young of ground-nesting birds, and its sting was said to make it a serious menace to human health.

And that makes it a serious matter.

Mr González built up links between Spain and Latin America and made it a serious presence in the EU.

What attracted you to fencing and made it a serious prospect for you?