Sentence examples for more seriously at from inspiring English sources

In other words, corruption is being taken more seriously at higher levels".

"People are looking more seriously at engagement metrics," Mr. O'Malley said.

Does he take himself more seriously, at the not-that-grand-old age of 55? "Me?

Even more seriously, at least 20 young people every year commit suicide as a result of being bullied.

Japan has been forced to look more seriously at renewable power after its multiple nuclear meltdowns at Fukushima in 2011.

In the 1970s, as the first oil crisis hit, several countries started to look more seriously at the technology.

In any event, it's no surprise that I look at Israeli art more seriously than at any other, for better or worse.

Its success, which Dennis hopes will force the industry to take security more seriously, comes at the end of a long and unforeseen journey, beginning back in 2012.

More seriously, "Masked," at DR2 Theater, is about three Palestinian brothers in life-and-death struggles over issues of deception and betrayal.

Usually, such appearances are no more than cameos, often Hitchcock-style "signatures" in adaptations of the writer's own work (as with Irvine Welsh in Trainspotting and John le Carré in Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy), but some authors have taken their sideline rather more seriously, or at any rate said yes more often.

This raises the possibility that one or other group of subjects was more seriously ill at baseline and so made more progress than the other over the prescribing period.