Sentence examples for more serious under from inspiring English sources

Moreover, liquid corrosion was more serious under the free state.

The results suggest that high frequency of fluctuating PPFD generally results in photoinhibition, which is more serious under periods of irradiation with high light intensity.

If you want to get even more serious under the hood, you can actually view a historic "activity" feed of every trigger action you've set.

A stern statement is rendered that much more serious under the guise of Times New Roman, while a friendly missive is softened even more by the touch of Georgia Italic.

The reduction of reliability will be more serious under monogamy (Fig. 2).

The difficulties of building large-scale speech corpora are more serious in under-resourced languages.

Nor do they explain why "voter fraud" would be a more serious threat under N.P.V. than it is now.

But there is a far more serious revolt under way in a different India where people live on land and not on rugs.

The Home Secretary pledged to make anti-Muslim hate crimes a more serious offence under a future Tory Government, just as Parliament dissolved.

Though seemingly a minor thing, the fact that Yahoo News is pulling out the major subjects involved in a news story like this indicates there's some more serious technology under the hood, like semantics.

For example, "petit larceny" and "possession of stolen goods" might carry similar criminal consequences in state court, but larceny is considered a more serious crime under federal immigration law.