Sentence examples for more serious even from inspiring English sources

With the debt problems in the euro zone looking rather more serious even than Lehman's bankruptcy, lenders became ever more reluctant to finance Hungary.

Children taking medicines that contain steroids may be at risk for much more serious, even deadly, cases of chickenpox, a new study finds.

The stakes are more serious, even apocalyptic, and some experts, Gordon G. Chang among them, are alarmed that America is tolerating a festering threat to its leadership and the lives of its citizens.

When a 22-foot metal pipe fell from the 35th floor into the roof of a nearby firehouse in May, that was obviously more serious even outside the construction site.

Considering that doctors and trainers are well represented on N.F.L. sidelines and that the league has made concussion awareness an issue this season, the Eagles' handling of Bradley's injury raises a stark question: If a concussion this glaring can be missed, how many go unnoticed every fall weekend on high school and youth fields, where the consequences can be more serious, even fatal?

Given the vested interests you'd think then that the G8 would be focused on climate change: a threat "more serious even than the threat of terrorism" (Sir David King); "the greatest and widest-ranging market failure ever seen", which will cause economic havoc costing more than two world wars and the Great Depression combined (Professor Nicholas Stern).

Everything is carefully thought out, from the daytime separates to the more serious evening fare.

The second parallel is even more serious, and even less well understood.

But not passing the measures would have had a more serious and even more recessionary outcome, he said.

"Obviously the financial markets crisis which started in the United States is now more serious and even more global than it was a few weeks ago.

There's a more serious side even than dented unemployment prospects.