Sentence examples for more serious that from inspiring English sources

There are also a number of character typology studies — some frivolous and some more serious — that have sought to define the roles office workers play.

They say that 8% is the minimum needed to prevent joblessness from triggering serious unrest (more serious, that is, than the tens of thousands of mostly small protests that occur every year in China, even at the best of times).

"There's no war more serious, there is no war causing more death and destruction, there is no war on the face of the earth right now that is more serious, that is more grave, than the war we see here in sub-Saharan Africa against H.I.V.-AIDS," General Powell said.

Don't tell me Carmichael's case is much more serious, that's priggish and predictable.

Infants should never be treated at a quick clinic, he said, because "they may have something that's more serious that's harder to pick up".

"A large number of people have the virus with no symptoms, so the situation is more serious that we can imagine".

But Lord Hutton's inquiry has disclosed that Mr Hoon knew that the disagreements were more serious than that.

The experimental results show that the liquid phase non-uniformity is more serious than that of gas and the flow maldistribution in the crosswise direction (perpendicular to the inlet flow) is more serious than that in ordinate direction.

This implies that the arterial stiffening of diabetes participants is more serious than that of normal participants.

But this is a book that pulls no punches, and most of its disses are more serious than that.

"It's more serious than that".