Sentence examples for most seriously because from inspiring English sources

The option that experts in Taiwan and the West take most seriously, because it is the one most available to China today, would be a short, Kosovo-like missile campaign intended to devastate Taiwan's economy -- either by direct strikes on sites in Taiwan, or by disrupting shipping lanes.

"We take this most seriously because it strains the bonds we have with our clients and our financial advisors". Morgan Stanley's sales practices already had been targeted twice by regulators this year.

The insurgency that's being taken most seriously, perhaps because it's framed by the biggest words, is "libertarian populism".

In the fashion world, these brands have been taken the most seriously – in part because, with personal fortune on the line, the designs tend to be more considered.

In Africa, young people, especially younger women, are the most seriously affected by HIV because of their social and biological vulnerability [ 36].

The coats are likely to be significant because the most seriously wounded victim of the shooting, Natania Reuben, testified that Mr. Combs was wearing the silver jacket inside the nightclub.

"Buena Vista" is the one to be taken the most seriously -- and rightfully so -- because of the political system that its stars had to endure.

The statement, carried by its official news agency and monitored here, said North Korea had no intention of producing nuclear weapons and was acting in self-defense because it was "most seriously threatened" by the United States.

The statement issued on Friday asserted that North Korea had no intention of producing nuclear weapons and was acting in self-defense because it was "most seriously threatened" by the United States.

The most severe effect of the medical malpractice bill that President Bush and the Senate majority leader, Bill Frist, are pushing will be on those who are most seriously injured, like brain-damaged children, because of the proposed $250,000 cap on damages.

Some soldiers said that hundreds more had been killed and the most seriously wounded were simply left behind because there was no way to carry them to safety.