Sentence examples for necessary seriousness from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the N.P.D. leadership called the latest attempt to ban the party "a foolhardy and stupid endeavor," while insisting they viewed it with "necessary seriousness, but commensurate calmness".

Probably because of that, important questions such as the orientation of Egyptian temples and the relevance of astronomy in this respect had never been afforded with the necessary seriousness and deepness.

"This might sound silly today, but I never really approached the relationship with the necessary seriousness it needed to survive".

The answer to this question comes in numerous layers, some of them serious and others truly lacking the necessary seriousness.

Ms. Silverman, who did beautifully by Ms. Kron's "Well," here fails to lay the necessary bedrock of seriousness that "In the Wake" requires.

Prosecutors had argued that keeping the jurors' names secret was necessary because of the seriousness of the charges.

Calder took everything seriously except seriousness.

Lacking both the necessary implication of three dimensions and seriousness of intent, the results feel superficial and contextually vague.

The International Rugby Board's independent judicial officer, Jeff Blackett, determined at a hearing in Auckland that the offense was "at the lower end of the scale of seriousness" and no further sanction was necessary.

The new histories suggest that the war was welcomed in 1914, and particularly by the literate classes, as a necessary act of hygiene, a chance to restore seriousness of purpose after the two trivial decades of the Edwardian Belle Époque.

Current chairman Graham Stirling said: "Issuing a notice of intention to appoint an administrator has been a difficult but necessary decision and is a reflection of the seriousness and imminent nature of the financial challenges which the club now faces.