Sentence examples for most seriously in from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most seriously in the present economic environment, the bill will aggravate infla tion by chopping away at foreign competition.

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.

This can lead to swelling all over the body — most seriously in the brain — which can lead to seizures, coma or even death.

The Sunday Times, whose daily equivalent is perhaps the newspaper taken most seriously in Downing Street, called the prime minister "weak and shifty .Part of the problem is coalition politics.

The city suffered from the periodic flooding of the Miami, most seriously in 1913 when much of the city was devastated; the Miami Conservancy District was subsequently developed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to control the river's flooding.

Your post has defined the voting rights tipping point for the Fall of American Democracy and it is up to We The People to take your warning most seriously in order to save our democracy, or our democracy shall most certainly Fall like all other failed democracies back to 5th century BCE Athens.

One of the most seriously injured in the shooting, Ms. Cotton remains in the hospital in critical but stable condition.

Trooper James Reidy, the most seriously injured in the gunfight, was in fair condition yesterday at Johnson Memorial, a spokeswoman said.

The man most seriously injured in an encounter between a swarm of motorcyclists and a family in an S.U.V. on the Henry Hudson Parkway in Manhattan on Sunday was playing the role of a peacemaker, his lawyer said on Friday.

Danced by Ballet Collective, his work was the most seriously experimental in the same two-week festival at the Joyce that also featured Mr. Neenan's piece for BalletX.

Ruggles was a crusty New Englander who took himself most seriously, and in "Men and Mountains" he strove to make a great statement.