Sentence examples for met with serious from inspiring English sources
These efforts have met with serious obstacles.
Attempts to replace large airways have met with serious problems.
These assumptions, however, have met with serious criticism.
He grew alarmed by the number of people he met with serious health problems.
"The sentence demonstrates that corruption will be met with serious prison terms," she said.
"Serious misconduct by any state trooper must be met with serious discipline and, where warranted and appropriate, criminal charges".
Our primary, ethnographic research on RTLS in U.S. hospitals has found that the administrative parties championing such systems can meet with serious resistance, especially from nursing staff who perceive the systems as heightening management's surveillance of their workplace activities.
"I have a serious job -- I meet with serious people all day long," he said as he sat in his New York office happily crumpling the hat between his hands as if he were savagely mussing his own hair.
As the first handful of visible female conductors, who began their careers 20 or more years ago, accumulate greater experience as they approach 50, they will undoubtedly meet with serious consideration as well.
They are also related to the fact that, in its standard formulation and interpretation, quantum mechanics is a theory which is excellent (in fact it has met with a success unprecedented in the history of science) in telling us everything about what we observe, but it meets with serious difficulties in telling us what is.
At the very least, each statement meets with serious push back when examined carefully.
