Sentence examples for more serious if from inspiring English sources

"It's even more serious if she knew and ignored the intelligence warnings and has deliberately misled our nation...

Still, what starts as fun could become more serious if the video, provocative as it is, becomes extremely well known.

"It sounds more serious if they pretend that the ice caps are melting," said the first guy.

The threats are more serious: if a governor wants something done and it doesn't get done, he or she can call lawmakers back for special sessions.

But that becomes more difficult and more serious if you are reacting to an implant buried in your fallopian tubes, or in your breasts.

So let us instead examine the more serious, if unfulfilled, intentions of "Regrets Only," directed by Mr. Rudnick's frequent collaborator, Christopher Ashley.

Dr. Fischbeck said with the Boeing study was a "bottleneck" to more serious "what if" discussions of what they should do if problems arose during re-entry and landing.

If you say you know something and you don't, that will stand as a more serious negative if it's discovered than a positive if you admit you don't know something.

GPs, GP assistants and patients were concerned about the risk of overlooking more serious disease if patients were managed by telephone consultations and if GP assistants took more responsibility for managing patients with uncomplicated urinary tract infections and sore throats.

More serious, what if they do act, but on incorrect information?

"On a more serious note, if O.P.C. thinks Lagos belongs to them alone, we'll see.