Sentence examples for more seriously using from inspiring English sources

"And it is an issue that many universities are addressing more seriously, using a better set of tools, than in years past".

In everyday life we betray ourselves by breaking a diet or, more seriously, using illicit drugs.

She made clear that what might have seemed to be a joke was meant more seriously by using the point to argue against international law as one of the terms of reference for the talks and insisting that "Palestinians don't really need international law".

More seriously, Blair used it as Britain invaded Iraq.

If governments take children's health more seriously and use education to inspire them, we could have a huge impact on their health and wellbeing.

Happy Election Day!!🇺🇸 Get out there and Vote today guys!! Seriously, using your voice has never been more important.

While the power of names and symbols to alienate and offend in diverse communities is being taken more seriously, the use of words that denigrate minorities is becoming more commonplace.

More seriously, the use of the free text within fields means that any large-scale computational survey of these metadata, beyond the use of simple keyword searches, would require advanced text-mining techniques.

More seriously, it is used to treat disorders ranging from headaches to muscle spasms.

Granted, many Americans take him more seriously because he used to be vice-president.

Although Ukip's relationship with the media has never been rosy - the party often complains that it is being persecuted as unpleasant comments by its members are unearthed - it is plainly obvious that they are being taken much more seriously than they used to be.