Sentence examples for mounting serious from inspiring English sources
Instead, they have engaged in increasingly public sparring, and Ms. Bhutto has come in for criticism that she is an American pawn who is not mounting serious opposition to the general.
Television was then mounting serious productions, and in 1960 he got a role in "The Sacco-Vanzetti Story" for the Armstrong Circle Theater, in which he played the prosecutor.
Of course, there are a slew of sites in the United States where residents are mounting serious resistance to fossil fuel extraction.
Many officers admit they feel too outgunned by the criminal gangs to mount serious investigations.
But these people owned tiny stakes, and tended not to have enough money to mount serious proxy challenges.
The Americans mounted serious assaults in 1938, 1939 and 1953, stalling 750 feet below the summit in 1939.
Despite its generally laissez-faire culture, Thailand has had success when it has mounted serious public health campaigns.
Johnson said the EU had taken "decisions that are inimical to our ability to mount serious surveillance operations against terrorists".
How much political juice Mr. Sharpton has to mount serious challenges to incumbent elected officials remains to be seen, but he has tended to surprise the political establishment.
The new regulator would then have several things that the old PCC lacked, including the power to mount serious investigations and to impose fines.
Mr. Brownback and Mr. Huckabee, his strategists believe, lack the money and organizational strength to mount serious bids that would galvanize social conservatives.
