Sentence examples similar to more seriously evaluate from inspiring English sources

The industry minister, Antonio Marzano, said in a statement that Fiat "must seriously evaluate the problematic consequences of job cuts".

The timing is perfect to seriously evaluate at our position and make these major changes.

Neither the executive nor the legislative branch could function if this many people were seriously evaluated.

Interestingly, he references the fact that he's apparently been receiving business offers that he's had to ignore so far, which will now be evaluated more seriously.

The more documentation you can provide to show his ability to pay a lender, the more seriously your application will be evaluated.

In order to evaluate whether the children who were transfused/infused were more seriously ill and more in need of a transfusion and or intravenous fluid infusion, we analysed circumstances leading to their transfusion/infusion.

"And to prove it, here's my ASCII picture of a car": More seriously, he admits, "a rather different issue concerns the objectivity of evaluating artworks".

The judge will take your letter more seriously.

But in recent years, researchers have begun to take far more seriously the bonds between humans and animals — perhaps unsurprising in a society where more than 68 million households include one pet — and to evaluate those relationships in a more positive light.

They take it more seriously.

By 30, I was taken more seriously.