Sentence examples for more seriously for from inspiring English sources

More seriously for Spain, the king is not alone in suffering sinking support in opinion polls.

More seriously for the island, however, is where this defeat leaves the separatists.The answer is muddled because the referendum was.

More seriously for Isis, the Syrian Kurds defeated its fighters with US air support at Kobani and now control all but one of the border crossings with Turkey.

More seriously for Wallace, these books reveal how different great tennis players, runners, or basketball players are from the curious mortals who follow their careers.

More seriously, for someone presenting the case for the prosecution, her knowledge of Islam and the Middle East is at times alarmingly thin.

He says children should be introduced to the topic from the age of 11, with the subject being taught more seriously for those in their later teens.

"And a sense, more seriously, of instability for people in already tough places becomes more and more real," he added.

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More seriously still, for millions of citizens young and old, tipple – lots of it – is an essential part of everyday living.

Not only were they downed by a team whom they previously hammered 6-0, all afterfter being denied a clear penalty, but, more seriously perhaps for the remainder of their season, they've lost Eboue to injury.

Roger Scully, of Aberystwyth University, thinks a Yes vote could also change how Wales is seen in London, forcing politicians there to take it more seriously when, for example, the vexed question of renegotiating the formula that determines Wales's block grant comes up.The case for voting No is rarely heard.