Sentence examples for more serious particularly from inspiring English sources

Those rumors, on nongovernment Web sites including some associated with Mr. Ahmadinejad's political rivals, have suggested that his condition could be more serious, particularly since he has canceled several events in the past week.

Severe hypoglycaemia is more serious, particularly in the elderly.

The headache could be a symptom of something more serious, particularly if there is also a stiff neck, fever, or confusion.

That seems a more serious risk, particularly for Sweden's recent migrants who, by and large, are poorly educated and speak little Swedish.

But during the past week, the beloved breakfast spread has been pulled into a much more serious and particularly Australian debate over alcoholism and the rights of the indigenous.

But the setbacks at the airport could have more serious consequences, particularly for two local politicians — Matthias Platzeck and Klaus Wowereit — who are on the airport's board and have staked their reputations to the project.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s internal memo warned labor leaders, "With the enormous losses in state legislatures around the country, we will face not only more attacks on working families and their unions — we will face more serious attacks, particularly in the formerly blue or purple states that are now controlled by a Republican trifecta".

She needn't worry; the book is at its best when she does strike a more serious note, particularly when she broadens her perspective, as she does in the prologue, to become impassioned about the state of mental health care in Britain.

"We are very lucky that we are not talking about a more serious incident, particularly when you consider that many of those involved were under the influence of alcohol".

You will want to do this at any time (except if the conversation is more serious), but particularly when you're telling the person something pleasant or humorous and when the person is telling you something of a like nature.

While Chicago Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy commented earlier this month that he is "not a fan" of decriminalizing marijuana, he is in favor of keeping officers on the streets to tackle more serious crimes, particularly as the city is in the midst of a surging homicide rate compared to the previous year.