Sentence examples for more seriously given from inspiring English sources

More seriously: given a quarter of a magazine page, what do MBA programmes most need to tell their potential applicants?

Even more seriously, given the nine shorter years of life obese people suffer, Britain could be on the brink of seeing average life expectancy shrink.

The goal is to have students take political theories seemingly opposed to their own convictions more seriously by giving the theorist the benefit of the doubt and supplying the necessary context.

More seriously, it gives the Republicans another chance to attack Obama on an issue where he is potentially vulnerable, and where Romney horribly flubbed it during the last debate.

[Pauses] I'm not going to answer that because I would need to think about it more seriously to give an official answer in an interview.

But the involvement of the district attorney in the dispute could "shake things up," she said, noting that a criminal investigation would be taken more seriously: "Judges give much more deference to prosecutors bringing criminal cases.

I think they've taken that more seriously, they've given it more energy, and they consider it more important, in a way, than they do the actual conflict outside of our borders.

Arguments continued during rehearsals and on the long tour which made Barkworth consider seriously giving up once more; however, the atmosphere improved and he enjoyed the rest of the seven months' run.

If governments took refugee support and investment more seriously, rather than giving the impression of shedding crocodile tears once a year on World Refugee Day, more refugees could free themselves from camp life.

We just need to take the little things more seriously". South Hills (7-4-3) gave Flintridge Prep (3-6-2) probliterally litheally the first minute of the match and thereon out.

Seriously, give me a call.