Sentence examples for more serious set from inspiring English sources

But there are a much more serious set of charges, too.

Four years later, the average 24-year-old has a far more serious set of concerns.

Clinton didn't lose to Donald Trump because he had a more serious set of policies for revitalizing working-class America.

But the government pressed forward with a trial on a more serious set of charges, including violating the Espionage Act and aiding the enemy.

The military has charged him with a far more serious set of offenses, including aiding the enemy, and multiple counts of violating federal statutes, including the Espionage Act.

Those efforts won praise from President-elect Barack Obama, who said the automakers had offered "a more serious set of plans" to save the industry.

This can help you get comfortable having these conversations so that when the time comes to share your wins in a more serious setting — e.g., a job interview — you know exactly how to talk about them.

But at medical school something more serious was set in motion.

This time, however, the government appears to be more serious, having set a timeline and budget, and disbanded the Department of Refugee Affairs.

Ms. DiPietropolo, who choreographed that more serious show set during World War II, puts the leftover scenery to inventive uses, like having a shy nun hide inside the shower that figured in "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair".

6 Caesar was aware of this their habit, and, for fear that otherwise he might have to face a more serious campaign, set out for the army earlier than was his wont.