Sentence examples for more serious internal from inspiring English sources

And that made it worse, more serious – internal.

Yet what began as an argument over progressivism more so as a title than an ideological distinction turned into one of the more serious internal discussions that the Democratic Party has had in recent memory.

Because boxers use gloves, which are much heavier and have a much larger surface area, traditional boxing actually has a higher risk of causing more serious internal damage to your opponent.

Because boxers use gloves – which are much heavier and have a much larger surface area – boxing with gloves actually has a higher risk of causing more serious internal damage to your opponent.

Such munitions are specially designed to cause more-serious internal damage to such targets than that caused by standard conventional munitions.

Despite the injection of former Microsoft Xbox head Don Mattrick, one source familiar with the internal workings of the company says Zynga is "ruined", and more specifically faces serious internal challenges going forward.

Korean adults, like adults in other cultures, seem to consider explicit problematic behavior of a child as a more serious problem than internal problematic behavior and believe that a child with such behavior will more likely develop in a less positive way.

Joey Barton has been stripped of the Queens Park Rangers' captaincy and warned his contract will be terminated for one more serious indiscretion following an internal review into his dismissal at Manchester City on the final day of last season.

This was a highly coordinated attack that would have required serious internal intelligence, more so than the Syrians could achieve singlehandedly, I believe.

Web censorship inevitably gets more publicity than China's equally serious internal clampdown on dissent such as Charter 08's call for multiparty elections and the protection of human rights.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Peace of Augsburg saved the empire from serious internal conflicts for more than 50 years, and Germany thus emerged from the 16th century as a religiously divided country.