Sentence examples for move seriously from inspiring English sources

But Fox News, Mr. Rivera's current employers, are taking the move seriously, Brian Stelter writes.

* More tax rises/spending cuts possible if borrowing figures start to move seriously out of line with expectations.

The move seriously hampered Venezuela's efforts to export oil to the United States and Asia, and emboldened other creditors to seek financial retribution.

The move seriously handicapped its operations at a time when the focus of the American effort in Iraq has turned to contacts with tribes, local leaders and citizens.

We could then use this window of opportunity to help these countries develop alternative energy sources -- assuming, of course, that the elites of these countries can summon up enough honesty and competence to move seriously in this direction.

OPEN TO ANY SUGGESTION Oral Offer Made to Revive Negotiations for Safety of Americans at Sea. MAY BE A PLAY FOR DELAY Washington Officials Silent, but Seem Unlikely to Take Move Seriously.

Until America moves seriously to control emissions, the big developing countries will not do so.

I joined just after the Tony Benn/Denis Healey deputy leadership contest in 1981, and so have never had to confront the prospect of the party leadership moving seriously leftwards.

And in any case, budget analysts say that if the nation's goal — at a moment when the economy is still shaky — is to start moving seriously toward fiscal balance, neither approach is likely to prove equal to the problem.

The Obama administration never moved seriously to reconsider Puerto Rico's status.

Neither the Clinton nor the Obama administrations moved seriously to reconsider Puerto Rico's status, nor has any serious effort at long-term, structural debt relief been offered, even when Democrats had full control of the federal government.